Closed mholt closed 6 days ago
@mholt "next version" - meaning the replacement will :)
For now here is a teaser :)
Wow! So, do you think I should wait for that? (Before I make new exported API)
For now here is a teaser :)
And bellow is result of testing a small (140Mb) .vdi
file with kopia
:
Compression Compressed Throughput Allocs Usage
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0. s2-parallel-8 62.9 MB 1.5 GB/s 1023 197 MB
1. s2-default 62.9 MB 1.1 GB/s 1050 195.9 MB
2. s2-parallel-4 62.9 MB 1 GB/s 995 187.5 MB
3. pgzip-best-speed 58.9 MB 816.1 MB/s 1352 214.1 MB
4. s2-better 60.6 MB 739.4 MB/s 1019 182.4 MB
5. pgzip 56.9 MB 474.1 MB/s 1294 210.9 MB
6. lz4 64.7 MB 433.7 MB/s 27 204.1 MB (deprecated)
7. zstd-fastest 54.4 MB 352.6 MB/s 6311 212.4 MB
8. deflate-best-speed 58.9 MB 322.3 MB/s 38 135 MB
9. zstd 52.4 MB 322.3 MB/s 3266 156.3 MB
10. deflate-default 56.9 MB 186.6 MB/s 38 135.3 MB
11. gzip-best-speed 58.4 MB 185.6 MB/s 44 135.4 MB
12. zstd-better-compression 51.6 MB 108.9 MB/s 3222 176 MB
13. gzip 55.9 MB 47.3 MB/s 44 135 MB
14. zstd-best-compression 47 MB 31.8 MB/s 3367 207.5 MB (deprecated)
15. pgzip-best-compression 56.1 MB 31.2 MB/s 1299 171.6 MB
16. deflate-best-compression 56.1 MB 8.6 MB/s 39 135.4 MB
17. gzip-best-compression 55.9 MB 7.3 MB/s 43 135 MB
@CompuRoot I am not religious about it, but I have used .s2
for my commandline tool.
The snappy relation is not too important, except for backwards compatibility of reading snappy data.
@CompuRoot I am not religious about it, but I have used
.s2
for my commandline tool.The snappy relation is not too important, except for backwards compatibility of reading snappy data.
You right, if there already exists CLI tool with this extension, then keeping .s2
extension for compatibility is a better solution.
Thanks both for chiming in!
Given that S2 is largely compatible with Snappy, I'm keeping it as part of the Snappy format, with the option of writing Snappy-incompatible data if desired.
@CompuRoot maybe you can take a look at this. I'll likely just merge this and then we can change it later if needed.
@klauspost -- Thank you for yet again, another great package! (One minor request: It could be useful if the compression levels were exported.)