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Programming Forum and web based access to our favorite programming groups.Hi, I'm working on a project that requires data compression and lightning speed de-compression. So I looked at a few solutions. BZip, is apparently the best to get a higher compression ratio. ZLib is good, but it's not fast enough. LZO fits my requirement, but it's GPL. My project wasn't GPL, and I can't afford its commercial license. Is there any similar non-GPL data-compression libraries that does similar to LZO in terms of decompression speed? Thanks in advance, -- He Shiming
Post Follow-up to this messageHe Shiming wrote: > Hi, > > I'm working on a project that requires data compression and lightning spee d > de-compression. So I looked at a few solutions. BZip, is apparently the be st > to get a higher compression ratio. ZLib is good, but it's not fast enough. > LZO fits my requirement, but it's GPL. My project wasn't GPL, and I can't > afford its commercial license. > > Is there any similar non-GPL data-compression libraries that does similar to > LZO in terms of decompression speed? > > Thanks in advance, Have you tried changing the compression level and the strategy in zlib? -- Michel Bardiaux Peaktime Belgium S.A. Bd. du Souverain, 191 B-1160 Bruxelles Tel : +32 2 790.29.41
Post Follow-up to this message> Is there any similar non-GPL data-compression libraries that does similar to > LZO in terms of decompression speed? There are various speed improvements to zlib, frequently depending on processor, environment and usage. One of them is: http://BitWagon.com/zlib_arm/zlib_arm.html Also, it is quite easy to write from scratch a _de_compressor for LZO. (It is so fast that there cannot be much to do!) The file format is documented, and the code for the _com_pressor may be consulted without creating a derived work. --
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