- The latest Zennish LZSS Microdeduplicator;
- File-to-File [de]compressor;
- Superfast decompression rates, superslow compression rates;
- On big (1000++MB) textual data, second only to Oodle and Hamid's LzTurbo 29, ratiowise, resourcewise and speedwise - TRIPLE TRUMP :P;
- Single-threaded Non-SIMD console tool written in plain C, compileable under Windows and Linux;
- An LZSS (Lempel–Ziv–Storer–Szymanski) implementation with Greedy Parsing and 1TB Sliding Window;
- Ability to deduplicate (as little as) 64 bytes long chunks 1TB backwards;
- Targets huge textual datasets (mainly English), weak-'n'-slow on binary data;
- One goal is to boost traversing (full-text parsing) of the whole XML dump of Wikipedia being ~64GB strong via TRANSPARENT decompression;
- The first matchfinder using both the fastest memmem() Railgun ‘Trolldom’ and B-trees;
- The first parser using both Internal or External RAM, decided by a single command line option - 'i' or 'e';
- Hashpot/hashpool (residing in Physical RAM) could be tuned via command line parameter, thus lessening the B-trees heights/attempts;
- The B-trees form the second layer, the first being HASH table handled by FNV1A-Pippip;
- The Leprechaunesque (Internal/External) B-trees order 3 (2 keys MAX) are highly-optimized;
- DEPRECIATED (too slow):
- The building of B-trees is done in
the SSD controller with building 2^27 ~= 128M B-trees at a time, 'PASSES' revision lowers the "noise/mayhem" 128 times by processing 1M B-trees at a time;
- 100% FREE;
- Trivially to return building B-trees in System RAM in passes - thus saving the SSD from trashing - ONLY SEQUENTIAL DUMPS - and much faster also;
- 2019-Aug-15: INCOMING! Trivially to skip inserting UNIQUE KEYS into B-trees - thus saving big_time and big_space;
- SCALABLE! Gets faster when more Physical or/and External RAM is available, on servers with 1TB RAM (or desktops with 64GB and 1TB Optane SSD) it will dance...
- 2020-Dec-08: At last, here comes Nakamichi 'Dragoneye' Double-Deuce, it needs "only" roughly 2N+(29N = 28,495MB) or 32N to compress N=~1GB.
TO-DO:
- Let the benchmarking begins...
Update, 2021-Sep-10:
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#2021Sep10
Thanks to the fastest 128bit hash function (known to me) DoubleDeuceAES_Gumbotron_YMM, here comes (download section, or click on the image) the latest Nakamichi:
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#2021Sep10
Thanks to the fastest 128bit hash function (known to me) DoubleDeuceAES_Gumbotron_YMM, here comes (download section, or click on the image) the latest Nakamichi:
Roster for Nakamichi 'Kaidanji-Kanshiketsu-DoubleDeuceAES': +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ | Filesize | Filename | SHA1sum | RAM needed for B-trees | +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ | 1,372,453,888 | DeepMind_Q_and_A_Dataset_dailymail_stories_(219506_files).tar | 4966208f33d8e146396e2a4fbf93d29d84048b84 | 28N = 37,356MB | | 320,851,328 | DeepMind_Q_and_A_Dataset_dailymail_stories_(219506_files).tar.Nakamichi | | Global Time = 30,995s | +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ | 1,576,788,480 | Delphi_Classics_Complete_Works_of_128_authors.tar | 8326b48e3a315f4f656013629226c319fefd483e | 29N = 43,945MB | | 484,191,801 | Delphi_Classics_Complete_Works_of_128_authors.tar.Nakamichi | | Global Time = 30,713s | +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ | 1,000,000,000 | enwik9 | 2996e86fb978f93cca8f566cc56998923e7fe581 | 24N = 23,754MB | | 289,277,598 | enwik9.Nakamichi | | Global Time = 16,521s | +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ | 980,729,344 | ghidra_10.0.2_PUBLIC.tar | 571be03630e168ba6233f01a5d0fae779c9fe9de | 28N = 26,449MB | | 377,549,982 | ghidra_10.0.2_PUBLIC.tar.Nakamichi | | Global Time = 13,824s | +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ | 1,091,778,560 | linux-5.13.tar | cb3f3c750f4ddcb580a775f4f3a8fc372f40a31e | 35N = 36,841MB | | 186,551,938 | linux-5.13.tar.Nakamichi | | Global Time = 15,930s | +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ | 999,086,080 | llvm-project-llvmorg-12.0.0.tar | 0b37c58e50d4d1fe61e9f074b0cc3d4f7ae4e3eb | 30N = 28,871MB | | 139,770,987 | llvm-project-llvmorg-12.0.0.tar.Nakamichi | | Global Time = 13,399s | +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ | 1,917,822,288 | Machine-Learning_Urban_Dictionary_Definitions_Corpus_(1999_-_May-2016).words.json | fd0567e4a5d800f1880c6efa459125d4256646f4 | 21N = 39,357MB | | 489,403,945 | Machine-Learning_Urban_Dictionary_Definitions_Corpus_(1999_-_May-2016).words.json.Nakamichi | | Global Time = 36,487s | +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ | 245,732,864 | Marx_Engels_Lenin_Stalin_Collected_Writings_(2052_HTMs_in_Russian).tar | 2196779fe2cc03718b02876262254ee40780dab6 | 27N = 6,527MB | | 59,521,062 | Marx_Engels_Lenin_Stalin_Collected_Writings_(2052_HTMs_in_Russian).tar.Nakamichi | | Global Time = 3,052s | +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ | 2,633,239,552 | NIST_SHA-3_Competition_First-Second-Third_Rounds_Candidate_Algorithms.tar | 68bf519f85c340fef889dca7a03b9c752bcff52e | 21N = 54,329MB | | 269,077,112 | NIST_SHA-3_Competition_First-Second-Third_Rounds_Candidate_Algorithms.tar.Nakamichi | | Global Time = 58,407s | +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ | 832,290,816 | TERAPIG_book_serie_SPETSNAZ_(981_UTF-8_novels_Russian).tar | b5a38bcc70ccc77daa2b9c459a9535b2e7660e5e | 35N = 28,052MB | | 146,371,207 | TERAPIG_book_serie_SPETSNAZ_(981_UTF-8_novels_Russian).tar.Nakamichi | | Global Time = 14,339s | +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ | 630,400,512 | TERAPIG_http_unbound.biola.edu_103-bibles_(40plus_languages).tar | f610bef3353d53c904e438b758ef285bc96c4690 | 77N = 46,800MB | | 115,649,043 | TERAPIG_http_unbound.biola.edu_103-bibles_(40plus_languages).tar.Nakamichi | | Global Time = 14,060s | +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ | 451,194,368 | TERAPIG_Intel_Parallel_Studio_XE_2019_Downloadable_Documentation_(29599_files).tar | 4df9838795394e1e1f2d0c84aba6a6bdc17db954 | 29N = 12,651MB | | 95,045,235 | TERAPIG_Intel_Parallel_Studio_XE_2019_Downloadable_Documentation_(29599_files).tar.Nakamichi | | Global Time = 5,776s | +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ | 2,037,880,832 | TERAPIG_INTERNET_SACRED_TEXT_ARCHIVE_DVD-ROM_9_(English_140479_htm_files).tar | 7c2e32a76716e184d302e5542b96c16e95047002 | 23N = 45,820MB | | 452,571,793 | TERAPIG_INTERNET_SACRED_TEXT_ARCHIVE_DVD-ROM_9_(English_140479_htm_files).tar.Nakamichi | | Global Time = 37,273s | +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ | 1,550,303,744 | TERAPIG_Last_century_5109_Japanese_TXT_Books_Shift-JIS_encoding.tar | a8b1df94bfb88e5cc005367ad3597ad292c07922 | 26N = 38,528MB | | 550,370,089 | TERAPIG_Last_century_5109_Japanese_TXT_Books_Shift-JIS_encoding.tar.Nakamichi | | Global Time = 28,152s | +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ | 211,938,580 | TERAPIG_Silesia_compression_corpus | 96dddf0c357525c7739c444c6d786a19028ebb31 | 21N = 4,443MB | | 73,732,827 | TERAPIG_Silesia_compression_corpus.Nakamichi | | Global Time = 2,186s | +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ | 524,794,368 | TERAPIG_The_Prague_Stringology_Club_(302-PostScript-files).tar | 79b9c48428daa2c7bd606df7f139423bd2c9c7d2 | 21N = 10,634MB | | 97,577,436 | TERAPIG_The_Prague_Stringology_Club_(302-PostScript-files).tar.Nakamichi | | Global Time = 6,382s | +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ | 2,668,507,648 | www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov_a_female_Abyssinian_cat_Cinnamon_whole_genome_shotgun.tar | 8679b0f345e4efe89b294591b4e15ea64f49a204 | 20N = 53,212MB | | 804,985,062 | www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov_a_female_Abyssinian_cat_Cinnamon_whole_genome_shotgun.tar.Nakamichi | | Global Time = 47,346s | +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ | 2,079,106,048 | www.pgnmentor.com_474_PGN.tar | 97b8159b2e3913c66b76a7955656f64f1dff0b02 | 31N = 63,009MB | | 462,789,539 | www.pgnmentor.com_474_PGN.tar.Nakamichi | | Global Time = 85,565s | +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ | 705,198,080 | [French_-_French]_Emile-Littre_Le-Grand-Robert_Larousse_Le-Petit-Robert.tar | 47fda985de446421ecdbee058e5b987ea7033b87 | 27N = 18,819MB | | 93,562,022 | [French_-_French]_Emile-Littre_Le-Grand-Robert_Larousse_Le-Petit-Robert.tar.Nakamichi | | Global Time = 11,908s | +----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------+------------------------+ Testmachine: Testmachine: laptop 'Brutalitto' AMD 4800H max turbo 4.3GHz, 64GB DDR4 3200MHz, Windows 10 Commandline: Nakamichi_Vanilla_LITE_Kaidanji-Kanshiketsu_DD-128AES_GCC_64bit.exe "%1" "%1.Nakamichi" 20 64000 i Kaze, 2021-Sep-10
Update, 2021-Mar-21:
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#2021Mar21
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#2021Mar21
Textual Decompression Showdown - ZPAQ 7.15 vs Zstd 1.4.9 vs Brotli 1.0.9 vs bzip2 1.0.8 vs gzip 1.10 vs Nakamichi Having done many benchmarks on Windows, finally realized that the most thought-provoking benchmark worth having is the one profiled with 'perf', so I transitioned to Fedora 33 and started using the latest GCC 10.2 for compiling Brotli, ZPAQ and my texttoy. Testmachine: laptop 'Compressionette' i5-7200U max turbo 3.1GHz, 36GB DDR4 2133MHz, Fedora 33 Testfile: enwik9 (1,000,000,000 bytes) +--------------------------+----------------+----------------+--------------------+-----------------+ | Decompressor, | Compression, | Decompression, | Decompression, | Decompression, | | compressor MAX settings | size in bytes | Wall Time | Instructions | LLC-load-misses | +--------------------------+----------------+----------------+--------------------+-----------------+ | Nakamichi 'Double-Deuce' | 278,823,457 | 2.114 sec | 2,637,699,104 | 39,130,140 | | Zstd 1.4.9 | 205,309,648 | 2.545 sec | 9,940,516,153 | 7,677,774 | | Brotli 1.0.9 | 199,103,930 | 4.935 sec | 9,496,035,851 | 52,038,365 | | gzip 1.10 | 322,591,995 | 6.946 sec | 27,930,224,563 | 29,653 | | ZPAQ 7.15, mode 211 | 244,711,838 | 16.256 sec | 88,288,165,627 | 60,077,739 | | bzip2 1.0.8 | 253,977,891 | 46.105 sec | 118,069,964,331 | 132,744,626 | | ZPAQ 7.15, mode 511 | 153,626,113 | 3292.024 sec | 15,825,096,822,898 | 25,511,921,283 | +--------------------------+----------------+----------------+--------------------+-----------------+ Quick comments: - This is the most perennial testfile, not as definitive for English language as the 'Classics_Complete_Works_of_128_authors' (given also, further below), yet it is very important since the whole English Wikipedia XML dump is the most sought for corpus - in the future I will share how those 77GB are decompressed... - Instantly, the gaze is caught onto the last two columns, number of instructions is quite indicative when combined with the Last-Level-Cache misses, in-here I see Brotli having even more misses than Nakamichi, it shows what a good work Zstd is doing by limiting LLC usage (3x less than Brotli), on the other hand it shows how much better M1-like (CPU with RAM on chip) systems will perform (with Brotli, LZTurbo 29, Nakamichi) due to lowered (AFAIK, halved down to ~35ns) main RAM latencies; - To me, LZTurbo 29 (having no entropy stage) is the best performer, sadly Hamid is kinda staying aloof. From the many tests so far, LZTurbo 39 is simply diamantine, yet my favorite decompressor still is his 29 mode, even arguably the BEST/fastest Oodle modes have no counterpart to 29. - Regarding my finalized texttoy, perf reports 1.6 seconds for user time, which confirms my RAM-2-RAM decompression results - roughly 600MB/s, 1000/600=~1.6, that is. Dumping to the dummy device (heavier than test-integrity) takes half a second. - Also, couldn't escape my attention the strange 10x more instructions needed for gzip, it's no good, as the "Depeche Mode" song goes... no depeche at all. Compression lines: /usr/bin/time -v zstd --single-thread --ultra -22 --long=31 --zstd=wlog=31,clog=30,hlog=30,slog=26 "$1" -o "$1.zst" /usr/bin/time -v ./brotli -q 11 --large_window=30 "$1" /usr/bin/time -v ./Nakamichi_DD-192.elf "$1" "$1.Nakamichi" 26 123000 i /usr/bin/time -v bzip2 -9 -k "$1" /usr/bin/time -v gzip -9 -k "$1" /usr/bin/time -v ./zpaq715_GCC_64bit.elf add "$1.method211.zpaq" "$1" -method 211 -threads 1 /usr/bin/time -v ./zpaq715_GCC_64bit.elf add "$1.method511.zpaq" "$1" -method 511 -threads 1 Decompression lines: perf stat -d zstd -d --long=31 "$1.zst" -o /dev/null perf stat -d ./brotli -d -c "$1.br" >/dev/null perf stat -d ./Nakamichi_DD-192.elf "$1.Nakamichi" > /dev/null cat "$1.bz2" | perf stat -d bzip2 -d -k > /dev/null cat "$1.gz" | perf stat -d gzip -d -k > /dev/null perf stat -d ./zpaq715_GCC_64bit.elf x "$1.method211.zpaq" -test -threads 1 perf stat -d ./zpaq715_GCC_64bit.elf x "$1.method511.zpaq" -test -threads 1 Testmachine: laptop 'Compressionette' i5-7200U max turbo 3.1GHz, 36GB DDR4 2133MHz, Fedora 33 Testfile: SUPRAPIG_The_Prague_Stringology_Club_(302-PostScript-files).tar (524,794,368 bytes) +--------------------------+----------------+----------------+--------------------+-----------------+ | Decompressor, | Compression, | Decompression, | Decompression, | Decompression, | | compressor MAX settings | size in bytes | Wall Time | Instructions | LLC-load-misses | +--------------------------+----------------+----------------+--------------------+-----------------+ | Nakamichi 'Double-Deuce' | 96,311,153 | 0.465 sec | 775,348,197 | 1,304,832 | | Zstd 1.4.9 | 65,312,720 | 0.642 sec | 2,651,308,498 | 1,419,375 | | Brotli 1.0.9 | 62,585,595 | 1.554 sec | 5,089,688,207 | 6,144,946 | | gzip 1.10 | 164,211,639 | 3.537 sec | 15,374,610,642 | 12,114 | | ZPAQ 7.15, mode 211 | 84,396,194 | 4.781 sec | 33,395,329,472 | 8,120,969 | | bzip2 1.0.8 | 140,913,297 | 20.048 sec | 58,612,745,212 | 51,961,061 | | ZPAQ 7.15, mode 511 | 58,750,949 | 1030.996 sec | 6,140,147,300,844 | 4,928,172,689 | +--------------------------+----------------+----------------+--------------------+-----------------+ Quick comments: - This is a must-have (all worthy documents supposedly are to be in PostScript) corpus, original on top of that, it shows a PS library (of 302 .PS files of academic papers) under pressure. Testmachine: laptop 'Compressionette' i5-7200U max turbo 3.1GHz, 36GB DDR4 2133MHz, Fedora 33 Testfile: SUPRAPIG_book_serie_SPETSNAZ_(981_UTF-8_novels_Russian).tar (832,290,816 bytes) +--------------------------+----------------+----------------+--------------------+-----------------+ | Decompressor, | Compression, | Decompression, | Decompression, | Decompression, | | compressor MAX settings | size in bytes | Wall Time | Instructions | LLC-load-misses | +--------------------------+----------------+----------------+--------------------+-----------------+ | Nakamichi 'Double-Deuce' | 132,453,097 | 1.283 sec | 1,215,776,970 | 28,575,841 | | Zstd 1.4.9 | 101,124,411 | 1.476 sec | 5,256,611,692 | 5,454,357 | | Brotli 1.0.9 | 99,153,018 | 2.844 sec | 4,370,679,528 | 32,379,529 | | gzip 1.10 | 227,628,488 | 5.052 sec | 21,095,520,625 | 22,636 | | ZPAQ 7.15, mode 211 | 121,901,188 | 9.253 sec | 52,903,165,077 | 31,286,966 | | bzip2 1.0.8 | 145,658,823 | 43.433 sec | 80,927,700,242 | 218,706,664 | | ZPAQ 7.15, mode 511 | 87,527,759 | 1818.111 sec | 9,987,062,373,683 | 8,937,813,784 | +--------------------------+----------------+----------------+--------------------+-----------------+ Quick comments: - Another must-see (modern Russian military prose) corpus, original on top of that, a sub-set of my 15GB Russian modern prose corpus. Testmachine: laptop 'Compressionette' i5-7200U max turbo 3.1GHz, 36GB DDR4 2133MHz, Fedora 33 Testfile: linux-5.11.5.tar (1,064,366,080 bytes) +--------------------------+----------------+----------------+--------------------+-----------------+ | Decompressor, | Compression, | Decompression, | Decompression, | Decompression, | | compressor MAX settings | size in bytes | Wall Time | Instructions | LLC-load-misses | +--------------------------+----------------+----------------+--------------------+-----------------+ | Nakamichi 'Double-Deuce' | 174,848,461 | 1.339 sec | 1,923,199,067 | 11,819,382 | | Zstd 1.4.9 | 117,625,057 | 1.803 sec | 7,518,937,853 | 2,605,715 | | Brotli 1.0.9 | 113,108,691 | 3.051 sec | 7,030,782,127 | 20,645,625 | | gzip 1.10 | 186,531,198 | 5.447 sec | 19,929,924,192 | 15,040 | | ZPAQ 7.15, mode 211 | 150,803,526 | 11.495 sec | 75,493,306,695 | 22,813,376 | | bzip2 1.0.8 | 142,858,386 | 30.029 sec | 88,876,570,910 | 67,474,987 | | ZPAQ 7.15, mode 511 | 81,353,398 | 3072.873 sec | 16,666,418,520,192 | 16,284,616,341 | +--------------------------+----------------+----------------+--------------------+-----------------+ Quick comments: - The kernel, you know. Testmachine: laptop 'Compressionette' i5-7200U max turbo 3.1GHz, 36GB DDR4 2133MHz, Fedora 33 Testfile: coronavirus.unwrapped.fasta (1,317,937,667 bytes) +--------------------------+----------------+----------------+--------------------+-----------------+ | Decompressor, | Compression, | Decompression, | Decompression, | Decompression, | | compressor MAX settings | size in bytes | Wall Time | Instructions | LLC-load-misses | +--------------------------+----------------+----------------+--------------------+-----------------+ | Nakamichi 'Double-Deuce' | 13,384,856 | 0.632 sec | 124,384,974 | 1,217,991 | | Zstd 1.4.9 | 1,756,950 | 0.821 sec | 1,457,064,741 | 2,685,694 | | Brotli 1.0.9 | 2,136,516 | 1.327 sec | 403,052,460 | 15,089,913 | | gzip 1.10 | 15,713,688 | 3.738 sec | 11,873,484,496 | 6,773 | | ZPAQ 7.15, mode 211 | 4,112,148 | 7.113 sec | 61,443,308,254 | 1,212,479 | | bzip2 1.0.8 | 39,083,402 | 73.992 sec | 79,142,284,099 | 498,387,020 | | ZPAQ 7.15, mode 511 | 1,137,513 | 4208.729 sec | 25,855,076,957,898 | 16,635,229,417 | +--------------------------+----------------+----------------+--------------------+-----------------+ Quick comments: - Extremely compressible file, in fact, testing micro-deduplication, Nakamichi struggles with it since it is out of free tags, due to not well written scheme for encoding matches. - Apparently, Brotli suffers from its 1GB window, in contrast, Zstd benefits from its twice that size window. Testmachine: laptop 'Compressionette' i5-7200U max turbo 3.1GHz, 36GB DDR4 2133MHz, Fedora 33 Testfile: Delphi_Classics_Complete_Works_of_128_authors.tar (1,576,788,480 bytes) +--------------------------+----------------+----------------+--------------------+-----------------+ | Decompressor, | Compression, | Decompression, | Decompression, | Decompression, | | compressor MAX settings | size in bytes | Wall Time | Instructions | LLC-load-misses | +--------------------------+----------------+----------------+--------------------+-----------------+ | Nakamichi 'Double-Deuce' | 474,713,658 | 3.641 sec | 4,305,895,113 | 77,552,772 | | Zstd 1.4.9 | 373,745,377 | 4.541 sec | 17,741,831,919 | 17,144,110 | | Brotli 1.0.9 | 370,294,709 | 8.421 sec | 15,889,827,179 | 104,020,394 | | gzip 1.10 | 571,832,620 | 11.225 sec | 49,425,191,471 | 82,597 | | ZPAQ 7.15, mode 211 | 449,964,252 | 29.876 sec | 149,695,619,031 | 127,707,034 | | bzip2 1.0.8 | 414,443,297 | 93.575 sec | 191,035,883,068 | 434,775,443 | | ZPAQ 7.15, mode 511 | 289,466,668 | 5210.654 sec | 24,937,771,927,899 | 39,663,844,444 | +--------------------------+----------------+----------------+--------------------+-----------------+ Quick comments: - Just richness of English prose and poetry under one hood. - Once more, Brotli suffers from its 1GB window, yet it made good. - This corpus has its own dedicated poster showing all the book covers: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/128t.png Bigger corpora incoming... Urban-Dictionary, Sefaria (bilingual), Lenta.ru 800,000+ articles strong...
Update, 2021-Jan-03, SUPRAPIG_corpus:
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#SUPRAPIG_corpus
Had to remove (in a urge, full drive) superpig corpus from my Internet Drive, no worries, will share a new one - much more definitive and rich...
The SUPRAPIG.RZ incoming... click on the logo below in order to download SUPRAPIG.tar.rz (12,765,289,428 bytes):
I reckon to be fatty, featuring a nifty part of my DTCC a.k.a. ‘Deathship’ Textual Compression Corpus:
Currently (maybe forever) the people's compression corpus, 'SUPRAPIG', is 95,729,069,568 bytes strong, across 79 files:
99e17994ca0de2a47b97ff6b1159ce5038d77f49 12,765,289,428 SUPRAPIG.tar.rz
51eba3fcc77f61f2469ec2e64a4276a0f7024381 95,729,069,568 SUPRAPIG.tar
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#SUPRAPIG_corpus
Had to remove (in a urge, full drive) superpig corpus from my Internet Drive, no worries, will share a new one - much more definitive and rich...
The SUPRAPIG.RZ incoming... click on the logo below in order to download SUPRAPIG.tar.rz (12,765,289,428 bytes):
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‘Kraken’ | | TurboBench v18.05 | 62,970,014 | 0.42 MB/s | 2355.27 MB/s | oodle 129 ‘Hydra’ | | TurboBench v18.05 | 63,553,176 | 2.21 MB/s | 2587.04 MB/s | lzturbo 39 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 64,039,129 | 1.78 MB/s | 131.96 MB/s | lzma 9d30:fb273:mf=bt4 | | No Bench | 64,463,331 | 214s | N.A. | "7za_x64_v1900.exe" a -t7z -mmt1 -mx=9 -md=30 "%1.MX9Dict1024.7z" "%1" | | TurboBench v18.05 | 65,090,950 | 3.18 MB/s | 2027.04 MB/s | zstd 22d30 | | No Bench | 65,334,188 | 211s | N.A. | zstd-v1.4.8-win64.exe --single-thread --ultra -22 --zstd=wlog=31,clog=30,hlog=30,slog=26 "%1" -o "%1.L22W2GB.zst" | | zstd-v1.4.8-win64 built-in | 66,137,957 | 3.35 MB/s | 1538.1 MB/s | 22 | | lzbench v1.8 | 67,368,076 | 3.84 MB/s | 1162 MB/s | zstdLDM 1.4.3 -22 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 68,868,972 | 1.55 MB/s | 3606.78 MB/s | oodle 99 ‘Mermaid’ | | TurboBench v18.05 | 69,156,600 | 4.05 MB/s | 3461.32 MB/s | oodle 95 ‘Mermaid’ | | No Bench | 71,097,865 | 168s | N.A. | rar-x64-600.exe a -m5 -ma5 -md1g -mt1 %1.rar %1 | | No Bench | 71,125,338 | 43s | N.A. | "bsc_v3.1.0_x64.exe" e "%1" "%1.ST0Block1024.bsc" -m0 -b1024 -e2 -Tt | | TurboBench v18.05 | 74,361,547 | 63.02 MB/s | 1955.04 MB/s | lzturbo 32 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 76,867,529 | 9.61 MB/s | 34.99 MB/s | lzturbo 59 | | lzbench v1.8 | 81,799,859 | 2.79 MB/s | 1844 MB/s | lizard 1.0 -49 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 81,799,863 | 2.98 MB/s | 1751.83 MB/s | lizard 49 | | lzbench v1.8 | 82,952,240 | 6.72 MB/s | 512 MB/s | brotli 2019-10-01 -9 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 82,952,244 | 6.56 MB/s | 504.55 MB/s | brotli 9 | | No Bench | 84,396,199 | 109s | N.A. |"zpaq_v7.05_x64.exe" add "%1.method211.zpaq" "%1" -method 211 -threads 1 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 84,492,086 | 2.35 MB/s | 2524.88 MB/s | lzturbo 29 | | No Bench | 86,042,847 | 171,422s | N.A. | BriefLZ_130_Intel_v19_64bit.exe --optimal -b2g "%1" "%1.2GB.blz" | | TurboBench v18.05 | 87,079,352 | 510.88 MB/s | 3109.23 MB/s | oodle 91 ‘Mermaid’ | | TurboBench v18.05 | 92,027,103 | 1.73 MB/s | 5224.69 MB/s | oodle 119 ‘Selkie’ | | TurboBench v18.05 | 95,939,663 | 4.93 MB/s | 5685.50 MB/s | oodle 115 ‘Selkie’ | | No Bench | 96,311,153 | N.A. | 2161 MB/s | Nakamichi_DD-192 "%1" "%1.Nakamichi" 26 123000 i | | TurboBench v18.05 | 99,882,388 | 367.82 MB/s | 1763.81 MB/s | lzturbo 30 | | lzbench v1.8 | 104,719,956 | 2.99 MB/s | 3419 MB/s | lizard 1.0 -29 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 104,719,960 | 3.17 MB/s | 3306.44 MB/s | lizard 29 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 104,986,866 | 63.77 MB/s | 2578.73 MB/s | lzturbo 22 | | lzbench v1.8 | 115,885,925 | 2.41 MB/s | 495 MB/s | crush 1.0 -2 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 134,010,891 | 680.63 MB/s | 5219.55 MB/s | oodle 111 ‘Selkie’ | | No Bench | 139,845,625 | 718s | N.A. | "7za_x64_v1900.exe" a -tbzip2 -mmt1 -mx=9 "%1.MX9.bzip2" "%1" | | lzbench v1.8 | 140,913,297 | 8.90 MB/s | 32 MB/s | bzip2 1.0.8 -9 | | zstd-v1.4.8-win64 built-in | 149,413,227 | 524.4 MB/s | 1207.0 MB/s | 1 | | lzbench v1.8 | 152,358,195 | 21 MB/s | 768 MB/s | xpack 2016-06-02 -9 | | lzbench v1.8 | 154,765,803 | 253 MB/s | 402 MB/s | brotli 2019-10-01 -1 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 154,765,807 | 303.21 MB/s | 395.27 MB/s | brotli 1 | | lzbench v1.8 | 155,043,364 | 6.15 MB/s | 594 MB/s | libdeflate 1.3 -12 | | No Bench | 156,256,737 | 351s | N.A. | "7za_x64_v1900.exe" a -tgzip -mmt1 -mx=9 "%1.MX9.gzip" "%1" | | TurboBench v18.05 | 157,604,708 | 170.52 MB/s | 1293.13 MB/s | lizard 41 | | lzbench v1.8 | 158,200,099 | 53 MB/s | 688 MB/s | lzfse 2017-03-08 | | lzbench v1.8 | 163,770,332 | 14 MB/s | 295 MB/s | zlib 1.2.11 -9 | | lzbench v1.8 | 166,570,782 | 121 MB/s | 646 MB/s | xpack 2016-06-02 -1 | | lzbench v1.8 | 172,801,521 | 134 MB/s | 683 MB/s | libdeflate 1.3 -1 | | lzbench v1.8 | 174,926,324 | 3.26 MB/s | 1546 MB/s | lizard 1.0 -39 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 174,926,328 | 3.48 MB/s | 1475.92 MB/s | lizard 39 | | lzbench v1.8 | 179,432,303 | 83 MB/s | 318 MB/s | zlib 1.2.11 -1 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 184,431,713 | 227.33 MB/s | 1168.32 MB/s | lizard 31 | | lzbench v1.8 | 196,646,780 | 297 MB/s | 329 MB/s | density 0.14.2 -3 | | lzbench v1.8 | 196,746,315 | 16 MB/s | 736 MB/s | lzo1b 2.10 -999 | | lzbench v1.8 | 198,943,264 | 0.42 MB/s | 2567 MB/s | lzsse2 2019-04-18 -17 | | lz4_win64_v1_9_3 built-in | 206,786,501 | 11.8 MB/s | 3101.4 MB/s | 12 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 206,881,407 | 1.48 MB/s | 3482.77 MB/s | lzturbo 19 | | lzbench v1.8 | 207,285,978 | 3.49 MB/s | 2894 MB/s | lizard 1.0 -19 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 207,285,982 | 3.93 MB/s | 2659.88 MB/s | lizard 19 | | lzbench v1.8 | 208,976,766 | 43 MB/s | 810 MB/s | quicklz 1.5.0 -3 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 216,894,122 | 64.97 MB/s | 3285.12 MB/s | lzturbo 12 | | lzbench v1.8 | 217,929,598 | 255 MB/s | 370 MB/s | gipfeli 2016-07-13 | | lzbench v1.8 | 225,380,375 | 336 MB/s | 664 MB/s | fastlz 0.1 -2 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 231,150,601 | 225.34 MB/s | 3317.03 MB/s | lizard 21 | | lzbench v1.8 | 231,851,412 | 317 MB/s | 726 MB/s | lzf 3.6 -1 | | lzbench v1.8 | 241,409,429 | 100 MB/s | 469 MB/s | lzrw 15-Jul-1991 -5 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 246,555,464 | 606.89 MB/s | 1884.56 MB/s | lzturbo 20 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 254,697,009 | 284.70 MB/s | 3627.43 MB/s | lizard 11 | | lzbench v1.8 | 262,061,610 | 60 MB/s | 2691 MB/s | yappy 2014-03-22 -99 | | lz4_win64_v1_9_3 built-in | 263,635,545 | 914.6 MB/s | 4440.0 MB/s | 1 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 263,715,492 | 627.75 MB/s | 3111.05 MB/s | lzturbo 10 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 265,909,128 | 521.07 MB/s | 1437.63 MB/s | snappy_c | | TurboBench v18.05 | 269,816,199 | 89.47 MB/s | 2422.57 MB/s | yappy | | zstd-v1.4.8-win64 built-in | 271,176,246 | 1224.8 MB/s | 2730.1 MB/s | -22 | | lzbench v1.8 | 275,159,996 | 488 MB/s | 1876 MB/s | snappy 2019-09-30 | | lzbench v1.8 | 295,775,790 | 278 MB/s | 525 MB/s | lzjb 2010 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 409,322,565 | 237.54 MB/s | 2484.17 MB/s | trle | | lzbench v1.8 | 524,794,368 | 10158 MB/s | 10513 MB/s | memcpy | +----------------------------+---------------+---------------+-----------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Note0: Testmachine: Laptop 'Compressionette' Lenovo Ideapad 310; i5-7200u @2.5 up to 3.1GHz; 8GB DDR4 @1066MHz (2133MHz) CL15 CR2T; L2 cache: 2x256KB; L3 cache: 3MB Note1: Latest available ‘oo2core_8_win64.dll’ was used; The tweak value spacespeedtradeoff=[64..1024] “tweak size vs decode time” has not been played with! Note2: The compression speed drops drastically for compressors using more than ~6.5GB; Windows 10's 64GB swap on SSD Kingston KC600 256GB. [De]compression Russian-Text Showdown — Nakamichi ‘Dragoneye-Double-Deuce’ vs Oodle vs LZTurbo vs BriefLZ vs Lizard vs Zstd vs Zpaq vs Brotli vs Snappy vs LZSSE2 vs LZO vs Zlib vs Xpack vs QuickLZ vs LZ4 793 MB (832,290,816 bytes) book_serie_SPETSNAZ_(981_UTF-8_novels_Russian).tar, sha1sum: b5a38bcc70ccc77daa2b9c459a9535b2e7660e5e: +----------------------------+[/+32]---------+---------------+-----------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Bench suite | Compress Size | Compress Rate | Decompress Rate | Options | +----------------------------+---------------+---------------+-----------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | No Bench | 76,950,964 | 157s | N.A. | "bsc_v3.1.0_x64.exe" e "%1" "%1.ST0Block1024.bsc" -m0 -b1024 -e2 -Tt | | No Bench | 82,503,345 | 3,017s | N.A. | rz.exe a -d 1023M "%1.1GB.rz" "%1" | | TurboBench v18.05 | 86,229,509 | 4.35 MB/s | 27.68 MB/s | lzturbo 59 | | No Bench | 87,527,806 | 1,811s | N.A. | "zpaq_v7.05_x64.exe" add "%1.method511.zpaq" "%1" -method 511 -threads 1 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 97,744,466 | 0.86 MB/s | 148.79 MB/s | lzma 9d30:fb273:mf=bt4 | | No Bench | 97,805,202 | 856s | N.A. | "7za_x64_v1900.exe" a -t7z -mmt1 -mx=9 -md=30 "%1.MX9Dict1024.7z" "%1" | | TurboBench v18.05 | 97,853,381 | 0.04 MB/s | 929.36 MB/s | lzturbo 39 | | No Bench | 99,152,421 | 1,958s | N.A. | brotli_gc82.exe -q 11 --large_window=30 "%1" -o "%1.1GB.bro" | | TurboBench v18.05 | 99,153,037 | 0.39 MB/s | 354.03 MB/s | brotli 11d30 | | No Bench | 101,125,041 | 743s | N.A. | zstd-v1.4.8-win64.exe --single-thread --ultra -22 --zstd=wlog=31,clog=30,hlog=30,slog=26 "%1" -o "%1.L22W2GB.zst" | | TurboBench v18.05 | 101,289,846 | 1.28 MB/s | 815.07 MB/s | zstd 22d30 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 104,412,891 | 0.21 MB/s | 761.12 MB/s | oodle 139 ‘Leviathan’ | | TurboBench v18.05 | 104,501,662 | 0.30 MB/s | 810.99 MB/s | oodle 89 ‘Kraken’ | | TurboBench v18.05 | 104,522,983 | 0.17 MB/s | 807.78 MB/s | oodle 129 ‘Hydra’ | | zstd-v1.4.8-win64 built-in | 106,279,408 | 1.35 MB/s | 908.6 MB/s | 22 | | lzbench v1.8 | 106,556,756 | 1.36 MB/s | 893 MB/s | zstdLDM 1.4.3 -22 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 110,920,918 | 0.04 MB/s | 1407.56 MB/s | lzturbo 29 | | No Bench | 121,901,235 | 242s | N.A. |"zpaq_v7.05_x64.exe" add "%1.method211.zpaq" "%1" -method 211 -threads 1 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 126,561,425 | 0.35 MB/s | 1595.31 MB/s | oodle 99 ‘Mermaid’ | | No Bench | 128,054,552 | 548s | N.A. | rar-x64-600.exe a -m5 -ma5 -md1g -mt1 %1.rar %1 | | No Bench | 131,370,690 | 200,591s | N.A. | BriefLZ_130_Intel_v19_64bit.exe --optimal -b2g "%1" "%1.2GB.blz" | | No Bench | 132,453,097 | N.A. | 1190 MB/s | Nakamichi_DD-192 "%1" "%1.Nakamichi" 26 123000 i | | lzbench v1.8 | 134,883,363 | 1.49 MB/s | 1047 MB/s | lizard 1.0 -49 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 134,883,367 | 1.51 MB/s | 1044.49 MB/s | lizard 49 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 136,609,134 | 0.51 MB/s | 1854.20 MB/s | oodle 95 ‘Mermaid’ | | No Bench | 145,576,888 | 1,178s | N.A. | "7za_x64_v1900.exe" a -tbzip2 -mmt1 -mx=9 "%1.MX9.bzip2" "%1" | | lzbench v1.8 | 145,658,823 | 10 MB/s | 25 MB/s | bzip2 1.0.8 -9 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 148,929,102 | 52.70 MB/s | 1085.17 MB/s | lzturbo 32 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 148,944,030 | 0.37 MB/s | 1808.59 MB/s | oodle 119 ‘Selkie’ | | lzbench v1.8 | 152,922,839 | 4.64 MB/s | 549 MB/s | brotli 2019-10-01 -9 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 152,922,843 | 3.24 MB/s | 540.95 MB/s | brotli 9 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 158,597,091 | 0.55 MB/s | 2057.09 MB/s | oodle 115 ‘Selkie’ | | lzbench v1.8 | 158,642,651 | 1.53 MB/s | 1317 MB/s | lizard 1.0 -29 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 158,642,655 | 1.56 MB/s | 1310.94 MB/s | lizard 29 | | lzbench v1.8 | 167,891,024 | 0.21 MB/s | 412 MB/s | crush 1.0 -2 | | lzbench v1.8 | 207,604,165 | 4.36 MB/s | 940 MB/s | xpack 2016-06-02 -9 | | lzbench v1.8 | 209,834,821 | 4.26 MB/s | 1850 MB/s | lizard 1.0 -39 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 209,834,825 | 4.42 MB/s | 1734.25 MB/s | lizard 39 | | lzbench v1.8 | 213,213,594 | 3.64 MB/s | 1040 MB/s | libdeflate 1.3 -12 | | No Bench | 213,918,358 | 1,215s | N.A. | "7za_x64_v1900.exe" a -tgzip -mmt1 -mx=9 "%1.MX9.gzip" "%1" | | lzbench v1.8 | 216,869,808 | 2.31 MB/s | 3874 MB/s | lzsse2 2019-04-18 -17 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 218,542,913 | 178.26 MB/s | 2089.63 MB/s | oodle 91 ‘Mermaid’ | | lzbench v1.8 | 227,825,566 | 4.19 MB/s | 299 MB/s | zlib 1.2.11 -9 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 231,399,459 | 48.01 MB/s | 1348.09 MB/s | lzturbo 22 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 233,761,178 | 272.82 MB/s | 955.22 MB/s | lzturbo 30 | | lzbench v1.8 | 246,693,493 | 3.84 MB/s | 578 MB/s | lzo1b 2.10 -999 | | lz4_win64_v1_9_3 built-in | 247,721,919 | 6.8 MB/s | 3103.7 MB/s | 12 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 247,855,856 | 0.03 MB/s | 3177.06 MB/s | lzturbo 19 | | lzbench v1.8 | 248,001,307 | 4.30 MB/s | 2649 MB/s | lizard 1.0 -19 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 248,001,311 | 4.60 MB/s | 2446.88 MB/s | lizard 19 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 255,405,020 | 143.18 MB/s | 1130.21 MB/s | lizard 41 | | zstd-v1.4.8-win64 built-in | 257,136,046 | 186.9 MB/s | 756.9 MB/s | 1 | | lzbench v1.8 | 259,743,898 | 49 MB/s | 533 MB/s | lzfse 2017-03-08 | | lzbench v1.8 | 266,460,227 | 154 MB/s | 357 MB/s | brotli 2019-10-01 -1 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 266,460,231 | 170.88 MB/s | 341.06 MB/s | brotli 1 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 271,059,025 | 187.15 MB/s | 3963.03 MB/s | oodle 111 ‘Selkie’ | | TurboBench v18.05 | 277,477,721 | 64.62 MB/s | 3370.79 MB/s | lzturbo 12 | | lzbench v1.8 | 285,713,451 | 138 MB/s | 756 MB/s | libdeflate 1.3 -1 | | lzbench v1.8 | 298,137,386 | 125 MB/s | 499 MB/s | xpack 2016-06-02 -1 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 310,381,374 | 158.59 MB/s | 1741.14 MB/s | lizard 21 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 315,336,790 | 190.12 MB/s | 1371.91 MB/s | lizard 31 | | lzbench v1.8 | 321,781,027 | 66 MB/s | 244 MB/s | zlib 1.2.11 -1 | | lzbench v1.8 | 322,920,818 | 55 MB/s | 1885 MB/s | yappy 2014-03-22 -99 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 326,323,817 | 60.63 MB/s | 1806.89 MB/s | yappy | | TurboBench v18.05 | 343,518,192 | 403.57 MB/s | 1657.78 MB/s | lzturbo 20 | | lzbench v1.8 | 344,610,201 | 224 MB/s | 443 MB/s | gipfeli 2016-07-13 | | lzbench v1.8 | 346,324,028 | 87 MB/s | 404 MB/s | lzrw 15-Jul-1991 -5 | | lzbench v1.8 | 348,569,403 | 32 MB/s | 557 MB/s | quicklz 1.5.0 -3 | | lzbench v1.8 | 370,942,860 | 416 MB/s | 379 MB/s | density 0.14.2 -3 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 387,848,548 | 239.58 MB/s | 1932.39 MB/s | lizard 11 | | lz4_win64_v1_9_3 built-in | 408,975,647 | 303.9 MB/s | 2292.3 MB/s | 1 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 423,797,463 | 326.78 MB/s | 947.10 MB/s | snappy_c | | lzbench v1.8 | 423,828,918 | 233 MB/s | 825 MB/s | snappy 2019-09-30 | | lzbench v1.8 | 436,415,456 | 245 MB/s | 385 MB/s | fastlz 0.1 -2 | | lzbench v1.8 | 443,098,437 | 230 MB/s | 470 MB/s | lzf 3.6 -1 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 478,153,400 | 383.57 MB/s | 2128.11 MB/s | lzturbo 10 | | zstd-v1.4.8-win64 built-in | 509,418,053 | 310.0 MB/s | 1003.0 MB/s | -22 | | lzbench v1.8 | 539,617,346 | 174 MB/s | 284 MB/s | lzjb 2010 | | TurboBench v18.05 | 830,022,523 | 196.06 MB/s | 2020.12 MB/s | trle | | lzbench v1.8 | 832,290,816 | 10386 MB/s | 10956 MB/s | memcpy | +----------------------------+---------------+---------------+-----------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Note0: Testmachine: Laptop 'Compressionette' Lenovo Ideapad 310; i5-7200u @2.5 up to 3.1GHz; 8GB DDR4 @1066MHz (2133MHz) CL15 CR2T; L2 cache: 2x256KB; L3 cache: 3MB Note1: Latest available ‘oo2core_8_win64.dll’ was used; The tweak value spacespeedtradeoff=[64..1024] “tweak size vs decode time” has not been played with! Note2: The compression speed drops drastically for compressors using more than ~6.5GB; Windows 10's 64GB swap on SSD Kingston KC600 256GB.
Update, 2020-Dec-19:
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#2020Dec19
And the assembler, the XMM registers were replaced by YMM ones, thus only General Purpose and YMM remained - wanted to see how new machines like it:
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#2020Dec19
And the assembler, the XMM registers were replaced by YMM ones, thus only General Purpose and YMM remained - wanted to see how new machines like it:
Update, 2020-Dec-13:
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#2020Dec13
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#2020Dec13
Update, 2020-Dec-07:
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#2020Dec07
Finally, two strong testmachines are available, two latest and fastest laptops, both with 64GB, i7-1065G7 Ice Lake-U 3900MHz and AMD Ryzen 7 4800H Renoir 4300MHz:
Click on the picture below in order to download the full Console Dump in .TXT format:
The corpus on the left is used in Large Text Compression Benchmark, whereas the one on the right is used in Global Data Compression Competition.
The LTCB testfile is XML format with English text, the GDCC testfile is TXT format, taken from Project Gutenberg, AFAIK.
Dr. Mahoney's (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html) fv tool created next diagrams:
:fv_enwik9.bmp
:fv_TS100.txt.bmp
The textual 'TS100.txt' corpus is equal in size to 'enwik9', 953 MB (1,000,000,000 bytes).
In the package below, Latest-n-Fastest Nakamichi 'Double-Deuce' (C source and executables) is downloadable, 34.8 MB (36,500,200 bytes):
http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/Nakamichi_Source_ELF_EXE_2021-Mar-12.zip
Love the "Road House" movie classic feat. Sam Elliott as Wade Garrett, some quotes that are quite inspirational :P
Wade Garrett : [Eyeing the sign over the Double Deuce] The Double Douche!
Wade Garrett : What's the matter? Still living in the past, aren't ya? We're a long way from Memphis.
Dalton : Memphis has nothing to do with it.
Wade Garrett : BULLSHIT. That dog won't hunt. I can't believe you're still draggin' that shit around with ya. It seems to me, you'd be a little more... philosophical about it. AND CUT IT THE FUCK LOOSE. You know, that fucking cu-... that *girl* never told you she was married. DID SHE? And when a man sticks a gun in yer face, you got two choices; you can die or you can KILL THE MOTHERFUCKER.
Wade Garrett : This place has a sign hangin' over the urinal that says, "Don't eat the big white mint".
Doc : Is this the part where you tell me what a great guy your friend is?
Wade Garrett : Not hardly. This is the part where I tell you I want you for myself.
Doc : [laughs]
Dalton : Oh, yo. Whatever he's saying, you can be fairly sure it's a lie.
Wade Garrett : [giving Dalton a look and her a longer look] Don't bet on it.
Carrie : Who is that guy?
Cody, Band Singer at Double Deuce : Ladies and gentlemen... Wade Garrett.
Hank : Holy shit!
Wade Garrett : Exactly right.
Clicking on the logo/mascot will download Nakamichi_Source_ELF_EXE_2021-Mar-12.zip as well:
And for good measure, inikep's lzbench:
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#2020Dec07
Finally, two strong testmachines are available, two latest and fastest laptops, both with 64GB, i7-1065G7 Ice Lake-U 3900MHz and AMD Ryzen 7 4800H Renoir 4300MHz:
Click on the picture below in order to download the full Console Dump in .TXT format:
The corpus on the left is used in Large Text Compression Benchmark, whereas the one on the right is used in Global Data Compression Competition.
The LTCB testfile is XML format with English text, the GDCC testfile is TXT format, taken from Project Gutenberg, AFAIK.
Dr. Mahoney's (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html) fv tool created next diagrams:
:fv_enwik9.bmp
:fv_TS100.txt.bmpThe textual 'TS100.txt' corpus is equal in size to 'enwik9', 953 MB (1,000,000,000 bytes).
In the package below, Latest-n-Fastest Nakamichi 'Double-Deuce' (C source and executables) is downloadable, 34.8 MB (36,500,200 bytes):
http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/Nakamichi_Source_ELF_EXE_2021-Mar-12.zip
Love the "Road House" movie classic feat. Sam Elliott as Wade Garrett, some quotes that are quite inspirational :P
Wade Garrett : [Eyeing the sign over the Double Deuce] The Double Douche!
Wade Garrett : What's the matter? Still living in the past, aren't ya? We're a long way from Memphis.
Dalton : Memphis has nothing to do with it.
Wade Garrett : BULLSHIT. That dog won't hunt. I can't believe you're still draggin' that shit around with ya. It seems to me, you'd be a little more... philosophical about it. AND CUT IT THE FUCK LOOSE. You know, that fucking cu-... that *girl* never told you she was married. DID SHE? And when a man sticks a gun in yer face, you got two choices; you can die or you can KILL THE MOTHERFUCKER.
Wade Garrett : This place has a sign hangin' over the urinal that says, "Don't eat the big white mint".
Doc : Is this the part where you tell me what a great guy your friend is?
Wade Garrett : Not hardly. This is the part where I tell you I want you for myself.
Doc : [laughs]
Dalton : Oh, yo. Whatever he's saying, you can be fairly sure it's a lie.
Wade Garrett : [giving Dalton a look and her a longer look] Don't bet on it.
Carrie : Who is that guy?
Cody, Band Singer at Double Deuce : Ladies and gentlemen... Wade Garrett.
Hank : Holy shit!
Wade Garrett : Exactly right.
Clicking on the logo/mascot will download Nakamichi_Source_ELF_EXE_2021-Mar-12.zip as well:
And for good measure, inikep's lzbench:
[Statistics for Nakamichi variant 'Dragoneye', sub-variant 'Double-Deuce' on i7-1065G7 Ice Lake-U 3900MHz, 64GB DDR4 2133MHz:] C:\Compression_showdown>lzbench18 -c4 -i1,15 -o3 -ebzip2,9/zstdLDM,22/brotli,1,9/crush,2/density,3/fastlz,2/gipfeli/lzo1b,999/libdeflate,1,12/lizard,19,29,39,49/lzf,1/lzfse/lzjb/lzrw,5/lzsse2,1,17/quicklz,3/snappy/xpack,1,9/yappy,99/zlib,1,9 "enwik9" lzbench 1.8 (64-bit Windows) Assembled by P.Skibinski The results sorted by column number 4: Compressor name Compress. Decompress. Orig. size Compr. size Ratio Filename zstdLDM 1.4.3 -22 0.75 MB/s 711 MB/s 1000000000 215096273 21.51 enwik9 bzip2 1.0.8 -9 12 MB/s 31 MB/s 1000000000 253977891 25.40 enwik9 brotli 2019-10-01 -9 3.76 MB/s 232 MB/s 1000000000 257421205 25.74 enwik9 lizard 1.0 -49 1.40 MB/s 920 MB/s 1000000000 277467216 27.75 enwik9 crush 1.0 -2 1.25 MB/s 310 MB/s 1000000000 279083341 27.91 enwik9 Nakamichi 'Double-Deuce' 0.03 MB/s 821 MB/s 279301006 ! outside lzbench, 1000000000B/29,154s = 34,300 B/s xpack 2016-06-02 -9 13 MB/s 883 MB/s 1000000000 300716430 30.07 enwik9 libdeflate 1.3 -12 5.69 MB/s 584 MB/s 1000000000 310824785 31.08 enwik9 lzfse 2017-03-08 51 MB/s 684 MB/s 1000000000 319756993 31.98 enwik9 zlib 1.2.11 -9 20 MB/s 269 MB/s 1000000000 322789230 32.28 enwik9 lizard 1.0 -29 1.48 MB/s 1410 MB/s 1000000000 323348239 32.33 enwik9 lizard 1.0 -39 5.62 MB/s 1980 MB/s 1000000000 334314019 33.43 enwik9 lzsse2 2019-04-18 -17 6.60 MB/s 3350 MB/s 1000000000 340270593 34.03 enwik9 brotli 2019-10-01 -1 164 MB/s 173 MB/s 1000000000 346792586 34.68 enwik9 libdeflate 1.3 -1 144 MB/s 651 MB/s 1000000000 355647167 35.56 enwik9 xpack 2016-06-02 -1 137 MB/s 647 MB/s 1000000000 358741520 35.87 enwik9 lzo1b 2.10 -999 18 MB/s 487 MB/s 1000000000 363178533 36.32 enwik9 lizard 1.0 -19 5.80 MB/s 2999 MB/s 1000000000 372092974 37.21 enwik9 zlib 1.2.11 -1 77 MB/s 254 MB/s 1000000000 378355076 37.84 enwik9 quicklz 1.5.0 -3 40 MB/s 608 MB/s 1000000000 395494056 39.55 enwik9 lzsse2 2019-04-18 -1 15 MB/s 2907 MB/s 1000000000 405883480 40.59 enwik9 gipfeli 2016-07-13 249 MB/s 369 MB/s 1000000000 411940549 41.19 enwik9 density 0.14.2 -3 297 MB/s 335 MB/s 1000000000 432910750 43.29 enwik9 lzrw 15-Jul-1991 -5 108 MB/s 366 MB/s 1000000000 436682071 43.67 enwik9 fastlz 0.1 -2 239 MB/s 401 MB/s 1000000000 487260752 48.73 enwik9 yappy 2014-03-22 -99 76 MB/s 1718 MB/s 1000000000 492824491 49.28 enwik9 lzf 3.6 -1 214 MB/s 473 MB/s 1000000000 492987190 49.30 enwik9 snappy 2019-09-30 263 MB/s 912 MB/s 1000000000 507860747 50.79 enwik9 lzjb 2010 207 MB/s 318 MB/s 1000000000 665072021 66.51 enwik9 memcpy 16482 MB/s 16755 MB/s 1000000000 1000000000 100.00 enwik9 C:\Global_Data_Compression_Competition_2020>lzbench18 -c4 -i1,15 -o3 -ebzip2,9/zstdLDM,22/brotli,1,9/crush,2/density,3/fastlz,2/gipfeli/lzo1b,999/libdeflate,1,12/lizard,19,29,39,49/lzf,1/lzfse/lzjb/lzrw,5/lzsse2,1,17/quicklz,3/snappy/xpack,1,9/yappy,99/zlib,1,9 "TS100.txt" lzbench 1.8 (64-bit Windows) Assembled by P.Skibinski The results sorted by column number 4: Compressor name Compress. Decompress. Orig. size Compr. size Ratio Filename zstdLDM 1.4.3 -22 0.89 MB/s 545 MB/s 1000000000 256983011 25.70 TS100.txt bzip2 1.0.8 -9 11 MB/s 30 MB/s 1000000000 272660764 27.27 TS100.txt brotli 2019-10-01 -9 5.21 MB/s 444 MB/s 1000000000 304537916 30.45 TS100.txt lizard 1.0 -49 1.28 MB/s 859 MB/s 1000000000 313277569 31.33 TS100.txt Nakamichi 'Double-Deuce' 0.02 MB/s 750 MB/s 317763629 ! outside lzbench, 1000000000B/39,196s = 25,512 B/s crush 1.0 -2 3.96 MB/s 262 MB/s 1000000000 326051153 32.61 TS100.txt xpack 2016-06-02 -9 7.65 MB/s 909 MB/s 1000000000 340002858 34.00 TS100.txt libdeflate 1.3 -12 5.64 MB/s 630 MB/s 1000000000 345972793 34.60 TS100.txt lizard 1.0 -39 6.14 MB/s 2120 MB/s 1000000000 352668484 35.27 TS100.txt zlib 1.2.11 -9 10 MB/s 262 MB/s 1000000000 364199742 36.42 TS100.txt lzsse2 2019-04-18 -17 6.19 MB/s 3431 MB/s 1000000000 365390040 36.54 TS100.txt lzfse 2017-03-08 45 MB/s 598 MB/s 1000000000 368227240 36.82 TS100.txt lizard 1.0 -29 1.32 MB/s 1292 MB/s 1000000000 378416320 37.84 TS100.txt brotli 2019-10-01 -1 138 MB/s 289 MB/s 1000000000 386982489 38.70 TS100.txt lzo1b 2.10 -999 9.72 MB/s 435 MB/s 1000000000 402501072 40.25 TS100.txt libdeflate 1.3 -1 129 MB/s 660 MB/s 1000000000 403405144 40.34 TS100.txt xpack 2016-06-02 -1 128 MB/s 616 MB/s 1000000000 410950904 41.10 TS100.txt lizard 1.0 -19 6.22 MB/s 2970 MB/s 1000000000 412856151 41.29 TS100.txt zlib 1.2.11 -1 70 MB/s 253 MB/s 1000000000 437516967 43.75 TS100.txt density 0.14.2 -3 375 MB/s 384 MB/s 1000000000 467345762 46.73 TS100.txt gipfeli 2016-07-13 207 MB/s 368 MB/s 1000000000 472528661 47.25 TS100.txt quicklz 1.5.0 -3 32 MB/s 558 MB/s 1000000000 481570694 48.16 TS100.txt lzrw 15-Jul-1991 -5 91 MB/s 356 MB/s 1000000000 485039555 48.50 TS100.txt lzsse2 2019-04-18 -1 15 MB/s 2572 MB/s 1000000000 499226855 49.92 TS100.txt yappy 2014-03-22 -99 65 MB/s 1426 MB/s 1000000000 555381713 55.54 TS100.txt lzf 3.6 -1 197 MB/s 440 MB/s 1000000000 563981639 56.40 TS100.txt fastlz 0.1 -2 201 MB/s 342 MB/s 1000000000 571605200 57.16 TS100.txt snappy 2019-09-30 210 MB/s 799 MB/s 1000000000 600700553 60.07 TS100.txt lzjb 2010 172 MB/s 276 MB/s 1000000000 748751922 74.88 TS100.txt memcpy 11901 MB/s 16202 MB/s 1000000000 1000000000 100.00 TS100.txtAnd 'SILESIA' and 'ENWIK8' for good measure, where Nakamichi cannot ramp-up:
[Statistics for Nakamichi variant 'Dragoneye', sub-variant 'Double-Deuce' on i7-1065G7 Ice Lake-U 3900MHz, 64GB DDR4 2133MHz:] C:\Compression_showdown>lzbench18 -c4 -i1,15 -o3 -ebzip2,9/zstdLDM,22/brotli,1,9/crush,2/density,3/fastlz,2/gipfeli/lzo1b,999/libdeflate,1,12/lizard,19,29,39,49/lzf,1/lzfse/lzjb/lzrw,5/lzsse2,1,17/quicklz,3/snappy/xpack,1,9/yappy,99/zlib,1,9 "Silesia_compression_corpus" lzbench 1.8 (64-bit Windows) Assembled by P.Skibinski The results sorted by column number 4: Compressor name Compress. Decompress. Orig. size Compr. size Ratio Filename zstdLDM 1.4.3 -22 1.55 MB/s 515 MB/s 211938580 52826760 24.93 Silesia_compression_corpus bzip2 1.0.8 -9 8.63 MB/s 28 MB/s 211938580 54592577 25.76 Silesia_compression_corpus brotli 2019-10-01 -9 5.79 MB/s 350 MB/s 211938580 56697468 26.75 Silesia_compression_corpus lizard 1.0 -49 1.62 MB/s 1390 MB/s 211938580 60694951 28.64 Silesia_compression_corpus xpack 2016-06-02 -9 16 MB/s 867 MB/s 211938580 61247589 28.90 Silesia_compression_corpus crush 1.0 -2 0.55 MB/s 348 MB/s 211938580 63751130 30.08 Silesia_compression_corpus libdeflate 1.3 -12 5.44 MB/s 697 MB/s 211938580 64802658 30.58 Silesia_compression_corpus lzfse 2017-03-08 59 MB/s 807 MB/s 211938580 67627385 31.91 Silesia_compression_corpus zlib 1.2.11 -9 11 MB/s 311 MB/s 211938580 67643258 31.92 Silesia_compression_corpus lizard 1.0 -29 1.72 MB/s 2159 MB/s 211938580 68694931 32.41 Silesia_compression_corpus lizard 1.0 -39 3.82 MB/s 2079 MB/s 211938580 69815764 32.94 Silesia_compression_corpus xpack 2016-06-02 -1 132 MB/s 665 MB/s 211938580 71091029 33.54 Silesia_compression_corpus Nakamichi 'Double-Deuce' 0.05 MB/s 1160 MB/s 72621718 ! outside lzbench, 211938580B/3,530s = 60,039 B/s libdeflate 1.3 -1 143 MB/s 657 MB/s 211938580 73317923 34.59 Silesia_compression_corpus brotli 2019-10-01 -1 153 MB/s 270 MB/s 211938580 73501169 34.68 Silesia_compression_corpus lzsse2 2019-04-18 -17 2.94 MB/s 3261 MB/s 211938580 75684771 35.71 Silesia_compression_corpus lzo1b 2.10 -999 13 MB/s 695 MB/s 211938580 76593633 36.14 Silesia_compression_corpus zlib 1.2.11 -1 79 MB/s 281 MB/s 211938580 77259877 36.45 Silesia_compression_corpus lizard 1.0 -19 3.94 MB/s 3380 MB/s 211938580 77414280 36.53 Silesia_compression_corpus quicklz 1.5.0 -3 47 MB/s 811 MB/s 211938580 81820424 38.61 Silesia_compression_corpus gipfeli 2016-07-13 278 MB/s 548 MB/s 211938580 87932986 41.49 Silesia_compression_corpus lzsse2 2019-04-18 -1 17 MB/s 2964 MB/s 211938580 87974920 41.51 Silesia_compression_corpus density 0.14.2 -3 306 MB/s 333 MB/s 211938580 88627492 41.82 Silesia_compression_corpus lzrw 15-Jul-1991 -5 119 MB/s 465 MB/s 211938580 90799072 42.84 Silesia_compression_corpus yappy 2014-03-22 -99 67 MB/s 2203 MB/s 211938580 98671826 46.56 Silesia_compression_corpus fastlz 0.1 -2 273 MB/s 507 MB/s 211938580 100905197 47.61 Silesia_compression_corpus lzf 3.6 -1 284 MB/s 613 MB/s 211938580 102040285 48.15 Silesia_compression_corpus snappy 2019-09-30 381 MB/s 1235 MB/s 211938580 102138668 48.19 Silesia_compression_corpus lzjb 2010 261 MB/s 421 MB/s 211938580 122670566 57.88 Silesia_compression_corpus memcpy 15469 MB/s 15590 MB/s 211938580 211938580 100.00 Silesia_compression_corpus C:\Compression_showdown>lzbench18 -c4 -i1,15 -o3 -ebzip2,9/zstdLDM,22/brotli,1,9/crush,2/density,3/fastlz,2/gipfeli/lzo1b,999/libdeflate,1,12/lizard,19,29,39,49/lzf,1/lzfse/lzjb/lzrw,5/lzsse2,1,17/quicklz,3/snappy/xpack,1,9/yappy,99/zlib,1,9 "enwik8" lzbench 1.8 (64-bit Windows) Assembled by P.Skibinski The results sorted by column number 4: Compressor name Compress. Decompress. Orig. size Compr. size Ratio Filename zstdLDM 1.4.3 -22 1.16 MB/s 613 MB/s 100000000 25345418 25.35 enwik8 bzip2 1.0.8 -9 12 MB/s 30 MB/s 100000000 29008758 29.01 enwik8 brotli 2019-10-01 -9 5.47 MB/s 408 MB/s 100000000 29468806 29.47 enwik8 lizard 1.0 -49 1.47 MB/s 914 MB/s 100000000 31688480 31.69 enwik8 crush 1.0 -2 0.52 MB/s 279 MB/s 100000000 31699549 31.70 enwik8 Nakamichi 'Double-Deuce' 0.05 MB/s 936 MB/s 33044928 ! outside lzbench, 100000000B/1,594s = 62,735 B/s xpack 2016-06-02 -9 11 MB/s 882 MB/s 100000000 34183028 34.18 enwik8 libdeflate 1.3 -12 6.31 MB/s 591 MB/s 100000000 35100568 35.10 enwik8 lzfse 2017-03-08 48 MB/s 713 MB/s 100000000 36157828 36.16 enwik8 zlib 1.2.11 -9 17 MB/s 258 MB/s 100000000 36475792 36.48 enwik8 lizard 1.0 -29 1.53 MB/s 1504 MB/s 100000000 36959135 36.96 enwik8 lizard 1.0 -39 6.72 MB/s 1985 MB/s 100000000 37505492 37.51 enwik8 lzsse2 2019-04-18 -17 7.43 MB/s 3308 MB/s 100000000 38063182 38.06 enwik8 brotli 2019-10-01 -1 137 MB/s 292 MB/s 100000000 39123256 39.12 enwik8 libdeflate 1.3 -1 136 MB/s 592 MB/s 100000000 39597378 39.60 enwik8 xpack 2016-06-02 -1 121 MB/s 616 MB/s 100000000 39943833 39.94 enwik8 lzo1b 2.10 -999 15 MB/s 444 MB/s 100000000 40814011 40.81 enwik8 lizard 1.0 -19 6.87 MB/s 3212 MB/s 100000000 41953190 41.95 enwik8 zlib 1.2.11 -1 73 MB/s 254 MB/s 100000000 42298774 42.30 enwik8 quicklz 1.5.0 -3 35 MB/s 567 MB/s 100000000 44789793 44.79 enwik8 lzsse2 2019-04-18 -1 15 MB/s 2890 MB/s 100000000 45854485 45.85 enwik8 gipfeli 2016-07-13 219 MB/s 325 MB/s 100000000 45873643 45.87 enwik8 density 0.14.2 -3 298 MB/s 310 MB/s 100000000 47817692 47.82 enwik8 lzrw 15-Jul-1991 -5 98 MB/s 375 MB/s 100000000 47874203 47.87 enwik8 yappy 2014-03-22 -99 74 MB/s 1776 MB/s 100000000 53654128 53.65 enwik8 lzf 3.6 -1 212 MB/s 493 MB/s 100000000 53945381 53.95 enwik8 fastlz 0.1 -2 199 MB/s 354 MB/s 100000000 54163013 54.16 enwik8 snappy 2019-09-30 246 MB/s 905 MB/s 100000000 56555035 56.56 enwik8 lzjb 2010 216 MB/s 317 MB/s 100000000 68711273 68.71 enwik8 memcpy 17589 MB/s 17582 MB/s 100000000 100000000 100.00 enwik8And some strong compressors in single-thread mode with maximum blocks:
[Statistics for Nakamichi variant 'Dragoneye', sub-variant 'Double-Deuce' on i7-1065G7 Ice Lake-U 3900MHz, 64GB DDR4 2133MHz:]
Sorted by 3rd column with 'sort /+57 roster.txt':
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| Entry | filedataset \ Stats | Compression Size | Compr. Time | Dec. Rate | Memory Footprint | External RAM used |
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| 0,003 | Silesia_compression_corpus.method511.zpaq | 40,141,591 bytes | 533 s | ? MB/s | 2,704 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,005 | Silesia_compression_corpus.1GB.rz | 43,208,651 bytes | 400 s | ? MB/s | 2,120 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,010 | Silesia_compression_corpus.ST0Block1024.bsc | 48,589,384 bytes | 24 s | ? MB/s | 960 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,009 | Silesia_compression_corpus.MX9Dict1024.7z | 48,686,560 bytes | 104 s | ? MB/s | 2,082 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,006 | Silesia_compression_corpus.1GB.bro | 49,538,041 bytes | 503 s | ? MB/s | 1,866 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,004 | Silesia_compression_corpus.L22W2GB.zst | 52,698,602 bytes | 143 s | ? MB/s | 4,304 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,008 | Silesia_compression_corpus.MX9.bzip2 | 54,217,109 bytes | 279 s | ? MB/s | 16 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,002 | Silesia_compression_corpus.method211.zpaq | 63,151,460 bytes | 52 s | ? MB/s | 1,210 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,011 | Silesia_compression_corpus.2GB.blz | 63,837,817 bytes | 229 s | ? MB/s | 6,155 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,007 | Silesia_compression_corpus.MX9.gzip | 64,709,195 bytes | 178 s | ? MB/s | 9 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,001 | Silesia_compression_corpus.Nakamichi | 72,621,718 bytes | 3,530 s | 1160 MB/s | 25,607 MB | 0 MB |
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Sorted by 3rd column with 'sort /+57 roster.txt':
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| Entry | filedataset \ Stats | Compression Size | Compr. Time | Dec. Rate | Memory Footprint | External RAM used |
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| 0,003 | enwik8.method511.zpaq | 19,084,598 bytes | 279 s | ? MB/s | 1,583 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,010 | enwik8.ST0Block1024.bsc | 20,786,218 bytes | 13 s | ? MB/s | 481 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,005 | enwik8.1GB.rz | 21,992,522 bytes | 362 s | ? MB/s | 1,157 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,009 | enwik8.MX9Dict1024.7z | 24,799,182 bytes | 90 s | ? MB/s | 993 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,006 | enwik8.1GB.bro | 24,808,565 bytes | 263 s | ? MB/s | 902 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,004 | enwik8.L22W2GB.zst | 25,328,858 bytes | 103 s | ? MB/s | 2,148 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,008 | enwik8.MX9.bzip2 | 29,006,372 bytes | 143 s | ? MB/s | 15 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,002 | enwik8.method211.zpaq | 30,088,258 bytes | 31 s | ? MB/s | 580 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,011 | enwik8.2GB.blz | 30,496,733 bytes | 100 s | ? MB/s | 3,988 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,001 | enwik8.Nakamichi | 33,044,928 bytes | 1,594 s | 936 MB/s | 22,090 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,007 | enwik8.MX9.gzip | 35,103,261 bytes | 85 s | ? MB/s | 9 MB | 0 MB |
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Sorted by 3rd column with 'sort /+57 roster.txt':
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| Entry | filedataset \ Stats | Compression Size | Compr. Time | Dec. Rate | Memory Footprint | External RAM used |
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| 0,003 | enwik9.method511.zpaq | 153,626,112 bytes | 2,817 s | ? MB/s | 10,352 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,010 | enwik9.ST0Block1024.bsc | 163,879,646 bytes | 154 s | ? MB/s | 4,672 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,005 | enwik9.1GB.rz | 173,041,178 bytes | 5,016 s | ? MB/s | 10,101 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,006 | enwik9.1GB.bro | 199,103,323 bytes | 2,883 s | ? MB/s | 8,629 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,009 | enwik9.MX9Dict1024.7z | 200,302,539 bytes | 1,117 s | ? MB/s | 9,614 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,004 | enwik9.L22W2GB.zst | 205,362,522 bytes | 1,366 s | ? MB/s | 9,151 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,002 | enwik9.method211.zpaq | 244,711,837 bytes | 324 s | ? MB/s | 5,544 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,011 | enwik9.2GB.blz | 252,991,647 bytes | 11,652 s | ? MB/s | 21,367 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,008 | enwik9.MX9.bzip2 | 253,971,930 bytes | 1,356 s | ? MB/s | 15 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,001 | enwik9.Nakamichi | 279,301,006 bytes | 29,154 s | 821 MB/s | 48,966 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,007 | enwik9.MX9.gzip | 310,706,136 bytes | 866 s | ? MB/s | 9 MB | 0 MB |
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Sorted by 3rd column with 'sort /+57 roster.txt':
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| Entry | filedataset \ Stats | Compression Size | Compr. Time | Dec. Rate | Memory Footprint | External RAM used |
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| 0,003 | TS100.txt.method511.zpaq | 194,781,915 bytes | 2,809 s | ? MB/s | 10,283 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,010 | TS100.txt.ST0Block1024.bsc | 198,105,016 bytes | 176 s | ? MB/s | 4,772 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,005 | TS100.txt.1GB.rz | 219,449,490 bytes | 6,401 s | ? MB/s | 10,495 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,009 | TS100.txt.MX9Dict1024.7z | 244,750,264 bytes | 1,510 s | ? MB/s | 9,614 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,006 | TS100.txt.1GB.bro | 246,883,739 bytes | 3,188 s | ? MB/s | 8,630 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,004 | TS100.txt.L22W2GB.zst | 248,823,631 bytes | 1,470 s | ? MB/s | 9,151 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,008 | TS100.txt.MX9.bzip2 | 272,635,725 bytes | 1,447 s | ? MB/s | 15 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,002 | TS100.txt.method211.zpaq | 300,132,758 bytes | 374 s | ? MB/s | 5,800 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,011 | TS100.txt.2GB.blz | 315,985,103 bytes | 1,534 s | ? MB/s | 21,427 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,001 | TS100.txt.Nakamichi | 317,763,629 bytes | 39,196 s | 750 MB/s | 45,727 MB | 0 MB |
| 0,007 | TS100.txt.MX9.gzip | 346,488,831 bytes | 1,011 s | ? MB/s | 9 MB | 0 MB |
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Note1: The column 'Memory Footprint' stands for 'Physical Memory' (Igor Pavlov's timer64 tool).
Note2: The column 'External RAM used' gives (when 'e' option is used) the amount of Nakamichi's own virtual swap, only physical is used with 'i' option.
Note3: Those 39,196 seconds (or 11 hours) needed to compress Global_Data_Compression_Competition_2020's testfile TS100.txt can be reduced 3x if 128GB
are available by compiling with -DSpeedUpBuilding=69348 i.e. 68GB allocated for building the pool of B-trees, and by changing hash size
from '24' to '27', which is jump from 2GB to 16GB.
Note4: The column 'Compr. Time' is 'Process Time' (Igor Pavlov's timer64 tool), not the Wall/Global Time.
Command lines:
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0,001: Nakamichi_DD_LITE_GCC_64bit_plus-16GB-buffer.exe "Silesia_compression_corpus" "Silesia_compression_corpus.Nakamichi" 24 34000 i
0,002: "zpaq_v7.05_x64.exe" add "Silesia_compression_corpus.method211.zpaq" "Silesia_compression_corpus" -method 211 -threads 1
0,003: "zpaq_v7.05_x64.exe" add "Silesia_compression_corpus.method511.zpaq" "Silesia_compression_corpus" -method 511 -threads 1
0,004: zstd-v1.4.5-win64.exe --single-thread --ultra -22 --zstd=wlog=31,clog=30,hlog=30,slog=26 "Silesia_compression_corpus" -o "Silesia_compression_corpus.L22W2GB.zst"
0,005: rz.exe a -d 1023M "Silesia_compression_corpus.1GB.rz" "Silesia_compression_corpus"
0,006: brotli_gc82.exe -q 11 --large_window=30 "Silesia_compression_corpus" -o "Silesia_compression_corpus.1GB.bro"
0,007: "7za_x64_v1900.exe" a -tgzip -mmt1 -mx=9 "Silesia_compression_corpus.MX9.gzip" "Silesia_compression_corpus"
0,008: "7za_x64_v1900.exe" a -tbzip2 -mmt1 -mx=9 "Silesia_compression_corpus.MX9.bzip2" "Silesia_compression_corpus"
0,009: "7za_x64_v1900.exe" a -t7z -mmt1 -mx=9 -md=30 "Silesia_compression_corpus.MX9Dict1024.7z" "Silesia_compression_corpus"
0,010: "bsc_v3.1.0_x64.exe" e "Silesia_compression_corpus" "Silesia_compression_corpus.ST0Block1024.bsc" -m0 -b1024 -e2 -Tt
0,011: BriefLZ_130_Intel_v19_64bit.exe --optimal -b2g "Silesia_compression_corpus" "Silesia_compression_corpus.2GB.blz"
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0,001: Nakamichi_DD_LITE_GCC_64bit_plus-16GB-buffer.exe "enwik8" "enwik8.Nakamichi" 24 34000 i
0,002: "zpaq_v7.05_x64.exe" add "enwik8.method211.zpaq" "enwik8" -method 211 -threads 1
0,003: "zpaq_v7.05_x64.exe" add "enwik8.method511.zpaq" "enwik8" -method 511 -threads 1
0,004: zstd-v1.4.5-win64.exe --single-thread --ultra -22 --zstd=wlog=31,clog=30,hlog=30,slog=26 "enwik8" -o "enwik8.L22W2GB.zst"
0,005: rz.exe a -d 1023M "enwik8.1GB.rz" "enwik8"
0,006: brotli_gc82.exe -q 11 --large_window=30 "enwik8" -o "enwik8.1GB.bro"
0,007: "7za_x64_v1900.exe" a -tgzip -mmt1 -mx=9 "enwik8.MX9.gzip" "enwik8"
0,008: "7za_x64_v1900.exe" a -tbzip2 -mmt1 -mx=9 "enwik8.MX9.bzip2" "enwik8"
0,009: "7za_x64_v1900.exe" a -t7z -mmt1 -mx=9 -md=30 "enwik8.MX9Dict1024.7z" "enwik8"
0,010: "bsc_v3.1.0_x64.exe" e "enwik8" "enwik8.ST0Block1024.bsc" -m0 -b1024 -e2 -Tt
0,011: BriefLZ_130_Intel_v19_64bit.exe --optimal -b2g "enwik8" "enwik8.2GB.blz"
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0,001: Nakamichi_DD_LITE_GCC_64bit_plus-16GB-buffer.exe "enwik9" "enwik9.Nakamichi" 24 34000 i
0,002: "zpaq_v7.05_x64.exe" add "enwik9.method211.zpaq" "enwik9" -method 211 -threads 1
0,003: "zpaq_v7.05_x64.exe" add "enwik9.method511.zpaq" "enwik9" -method 511 -threads 1
0,004: zstd-v1.4.5-win64.exe --single-thread --ultra -22 --zstd=wlog=31,clog=30,hlog=30,slog=26 "enwik9" -o "enwik9.L22W2GB.zst"
0,005: rz.exe a -d 1023M "enwik9.1GB.rz" "enwik9"
0,006: brotli_gc82.exe -q 11 --large_window=30 "enwik9" -o "enwik9.1GB.bro"
0,007: "7za_x64_v1900.exe" a -tgzip -mmt1 -mx=9 "enwik9.MX9.gzip" "enwik9"
0,008: "7za_x64_v1900.exe" a -tbzip2 -mmt1 -mx=9 "enwik9.MX9.bzip2" "enwik9"
0,009: "7za_x64_v1900.exe" a -t7z -mmt1 -mx=9 -md=30 "enwik9.MX9Dict1024.7z" "enwik9"
0,010: "bsc_v3.1.0_x64.exe" e "enwik9" "enwik9.ST0Block1024.bsc" -m0 -b1024 -e2 -Tt
0,011: BriefLZ_130_Intel_v19_64bit.exe --optimal -b2g "enwik9" "enwik9.2GB.blz"
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0,001: Nakamichi_DD_LITE_GCC_64bit_plus-16GB-buffer.exe "TS100.txt" "TS100.txt.Nakamichi" 24 34000 i
0,002: "zpaq_v7.05_x64.exe" add "TS100.txt.method211.zpaq" "TS100.txt" -method 211 -threads 1
0,003: "zpaq_v7.05_x64.exe" add "TS100.txt.method511.zpaq" "TS100.txt" -method 511 -threads 1
0,004: zstd-v1.4.5-win64.exe --single-thread --ultra -22 --zstd=wlog=31,clog=30,hlog=30,slog=26 "TS100.txt" -o "TS100.txt.L22W2GB.zst"
0,005: rz.exe a -d 1023M "TS100.txt.1GB.rz" "TS100.txt"
0,006: brotli_gc82.exe -q 11 --large_window=30 "TS100.txt" -o "TS100.txt.1GB.bro"
0,007: "7za_x64_v1900.exe" a -tgzip -mmt1 -mx=9 "TS100.txt.MX9.gzip" "TS100.txt"
0,008: "7za_x64_v1900.exe" a -tbzip2 -mmt1 -mx=9 "TS100.txt.MX9.bzip2" "TS100.txt"
0,009: "7za_x64_v1900.exe" a -t7z -mmt1 -mx=9 -md=30 "TS100.txt.MX9Dict1024.7z" "TS100.txt"
0,010: "bsc_v3.1.0_x64.exe" e "TS100.txt" "TS100.txt.ST0Block1024.bsc" -m0 -b1024 -e2 -Tt
0,011: BriefLZ_130_Intel_v19_64bit.exe --optimal -b2g "TS100.txt" "TS100.txt.2GB.blz"
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URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#Highlights
Below, depicting how discarding of unwanted "matches" goes...
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For example, on i5-2430M and Crucial SSD MX200 256GB, the 'Silesia' corpus has been compressed at 988 B/s rate to 72,022,153 bytes.
If there were 293N = 60,650,304KB System RAM to house B-trees then the rate would be changed a little, 30x as a minimum.
Below, depicting how discarding of unwanted "matches" goes...
For example, on i5-2430M and Crucial SSD MX200 256GB, the 'Silesia' corpus has been compressed at 988 B/s rate to 72,022,153 bytes.
If there were 293N = 60,650,304KB System RAM to house B-trees then the rate would be changed a little, 30x as a minimum.
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#SCREENSHOTS
What is the compression speed boost in latest revision? Let us see 'www.kernel.org_linux-4.20.7.tar' (854,876,160 bytes) testdatafile...
The memory requirements and building speed of old/depreciated 'SHA3' revision:
What is the compression speed boost in latest revision? Let us see 'www.kernel.org_linux-4.20.7.tar' (854,876,160 bytes) testdatafile...
The memory requirements and building speed of old/depreciated 'SHA3' revision:
"Nakamichi_Ryuugan-ditto-1TB_RAM_(5GB)_PASSES_Intel150_64bit" www.kernel.org_linux-4.20.7.tar www.kernel.org_linux-4.20.7.tar.Nakamichi 27 232000 e Leprechaun: RAM needed to house B-trees (relative to the file being ripped): 185N = 154,669,823KB Leprechaun: Total IOPS for 10,756,401,287 'freads' and 10,609,824,046 'fwrites' (of packets 98 bytes long) during loading traversing all orders: 49,966 IOPSThe memory requirements and building speed of latest (downloadable, a page below) 'PASSES' revision:
"Nakamichi_Ryuugan-ditto-1TB_RAM_(5GB)_PASSES_Intel150_64bit" www.kernel.org_linux-4.20.7.tar www.kernel.org_linux-4.20.7.tar.Nakamichi 27 232000 E Leprechaun: RAM needed to house B-trees (relative to the file being ripped): 232N = 189,564MB Leprechaun: Total IOPS for 10,767,962,228 'freads' and 10,609,717,802 'fwrites' (of packets 170 bytes long) during loading traversing all orders: 277,679 IOPSSo, 277,679/49,966= 5.5x faster building!
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#LINKS
Some old scattered textual benchmarks of mine:
https://github.com/Sanmayce/Nakamichi/issues/1
https://github.com/google/brotli/issues/642
https://github.com/powturbo/TurboBench/issues/10
Some old scattered textual benchmarks of mine:
https://github.com/Sanmayce/Nakamichi/issues/1
https://github.com/google/brotli/issues/642
https://github.com/powturbo/TurboBench/issues/10
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#DOWNLOAD
The .C source and Windows 64bit binary:
http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/Nakamichi_Source_ELF_EXE_2021-Aug-28_Kanshiketsu_AES_sourcecode.zip 68.1 MB (71,439,388 bytes)
Compression rate is bigger than 200KB/s, on i7-3630QM, with '20' increased to 24 or more:
The .C source and Windows 64bit binary:
http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/Nakamichi_Source_ELF_EXE_2021-Aug-28_Kanshiketsu_AES_sourcecode.zip 68.1 MB (71,439,388 bytes)
Compression rate is bigger than 200KB/s, on i7-3630QM, with '20' increased to 24 or more:
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#BOOKLET
Some pages from the .PDF booklet:
Another set of pages from another .PDF booklet:
Some pages from the .PDF booklet:
Another set of pages from another .PDF booklet:
In 'Intel' test below, the mainly non-textual data confuses Nakamichi, its performance is mediocre:
In 'Britannica' test below, the textual data feeds Nakamichi well, its performance is nearly superb:
In 'Dickens' test below, the textual data feeds Nakamichi well, its performance is nearly superb:
In 'King' test below, the textual data feeds Nakamichi well, its performance is nearly superb:
Update, 2019-Apr-08:
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#2019Apr08
For 'enwik9', TurboBench gave this:
...
199589184 lzma 9d29:fb273:mf=bt4
253977895 bzip2
...
277467220 lizard 49
310824795 libdeflate 12
322789234 zlib 9
...
I fully expect Nakamichi to land right between bzip2 and lizard 49, to be seen by the end of the month...
Resuming the textual benchmarking...
Finally my toy is capable to compress enwik8 and enwik9 in reasonable time, using external RAM, "trashing SSDs" is the name of the game.
The testmachine is my laptop 'Compressionette':
- Lenovo Ideapad, i5-7200u @2.5GHz, 8GB DDR4 @2133MHz;
- SSD Crucial MX500 500GB;
- Windows 10 64bit.
Statistics for Nakamichi 'Dragoneye':
http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/Nakamichi_enwik.zip
Note0: Nakamichi sets Pareto Frontier (excluding the far superior LzTurbo), both for enwik8 and enwik9, see below lzbench roster.
Note1: Compression Line: Nakamichi_Ryuugan-ditto-1TB_btree.exe %1 %1.Nakamichi 25 420000 e
Note2: Decompression Line: Nakamichi_Ryuugan-ditto-1TB_btree.exe %1.Nakamichi
Note3: ProcProfile-1.5.1 was used to measure the clock time.
Note4: If 31,765,085KiB Internal/Physical RAM is available then compression won't use any External RAM ('e' has to be replaced with 'i').
Note5: The executable was compiled with GCC v.7.3.0 (for *nix add: -D_POSIX_ENVIRONMENT_):
gcc -O3 -msse4.1 -fomit-frame-pointer Nakamichi_Ryuugan-ditto-1TB_btree.c -o Nakamichi_Ryuugan-ditto-1TB_btree.exe -D_N_XMM -D_N_alone -D_N_HIGH_PRIORITY -DHashInBITS=24 -DHashChunkSizeInBITS=24 -DRAMpoolInKB=5120 -DBtreeHEURISTIC
Note6: Speaking of RAM-to-RAM performance, the Decompression Rate is 759 MiB/s mebibytes-per-second, the Decompression Time:
100,000,000B/(759*1024*1024)B/s=0.12s
And for a good measure, inikep's lzbench:
Announced 3 years ago, 'HyperX Savage DDR4 is now available as a 2666MHz 128GB kit of eight with each DIMM containing a massive 16GB of RAM.'
If External RAM is needed then... the cost of Crucial's SSD MX500 500GB was $70 or 7x lower than Intel's SSD 900P 480GB:
Of course, Optane is preferable for such tasks - billions of small (~98 bytes long packets) reads/writes:
The want (not merely need) for more purer English texts corpus resulted in 'Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar' corpus:
‘on the fly’ 2,000,000+ ebooks, not to speak of epapers/emagazines. Too many times I see empty/ununderstanding eyes
while I mention ‘greed-for-speed’ instead of ‘need-for-speed’, see for yourself:
Pure text (EPUB2TXT): 411 ebooks ~ 260MB, then roughly 2,000,000/411x260 = 1,265,206MB or 1.2TB!
Now, 273,401,856:107,237,997 = 2.5:1 i.e. 1.2TB:491GB, if we have 512GB m.2 SSD with 1GB/s read and Haswell
(it offers 1500+MB/s decompression speed with ‘Tengu’) then we are nearing one good scenario with potential.
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#2019Apr08
For 'enwik9', TurboBench gave this:
...
199589184 lzma 9d29:fb273:mf=bt4
253977895 bzip2
...
277467220 lizard 49
310824795 libdeflate 12
322789234 zlib 9
...
I fully expect Nakamichi to land right between bzip2 and lizard 49, to be seen by the end of the month...
Resuming the textual benchmarking...
Finally my toy is capable to compress enwik8 and enwik9 in reasonable time, using external RAM, "trashing SSDs" is the name of the game.
The testmachine is my laptop 'Compressionette':
- Lenovo Ideapad, i5-7200u @2.5GHz, 8GB DDR4 @2133MHz;
- SSD Crucial MX500 500GB;
- Windows 10 64bit.
Statistics for Nakamichi 'Dragoneye':
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | filedataset \ Stats | Compression Time | Decompression Time | Internal RAM used | External RAM used | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | enwik8.Nakamichi 32,917,888 | 292,677s | 0.12s | (4N = 400MB) + (10x8x2^25=2560MiB) | 325N = 31,765,085KiB | | enwik9.Nakamichi ???,???,??? | ?,???,???s | ?.??s | (4N = 4000MB) + (10x8x2^25=2560MiB) | ? | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------In the package below, Nakamichi (C source and executable) along with enwik8.Nakamichi and enwik9.Nakamichi are downloadable:
http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/Nakamichi_enwik.zip
Note0: Nakamichi sets Pareto Frontier (excluding the far superior LzTurbo), both for enwik8 and enwik9, see below lzbench roster.
Note1: Compression Line: Nakamichi_Ryuugan-ditto-1TB_btree.exe %1 %1.Nakamichi 25 420000 e
Note2: Decompression Line: Nakamichi_Ryuugan-ditto-1TB_btree.exe %1.Nakamichi
Note3: ProcProfile-1.5.1 was used to measure the clock time.
Note4: If 31,765,085KiB Internal/Physical RAM is available then compression won't use any External RAM ('e' has to be replaced with 'i').
Note5: The executable was compiled with GCC v.7.3.0 (for *nix add: -D_POSIX_ENVIRONMENT_):
gcc -O3 -msse4.1 -fomit-frame-pointer Nakamichi_Ryuugan-ditto-1TB_btree.c -o Nakamichi_Ryuugan-ditto-1TB_btree.exe -D_N_XMM -D_N_alone -D_N_HIGH_PRIORITY -DHashInBITS=24 -DHashChunkSizeInBITS=24 -DRAMpoolInKB=5120 -DBtreeHEURISTIC
Note6: Speaking of RAM-to-RAM performance, the Decompression Rate is 759 MiB/s mebibytes-per-second, the Decompression Time:
100,000,000B/(759*1024*1024)B/s=0.12s
And for a good measure, inikep's lzbench:
D:\TEXTORAMIC_benchmarking>lzbench173 -c4 -i1,15 -o3 -etornado,16/blosclz,9/brieflz/crush,2/csc,5/density,3/fastlz,2/gipfeli/zstd24,1,12,22/lzo1b,999/lzham,4/lzham24,4/libdeflate,1,12/lz4fast,1,99/lz4hc,1,10,12/lizard,19,29,39,49/lzf,1/lzfse/lzg,9/lzham,1/lzjb/lzlib,9/lzma,9/lzrw,5/lzsse2,17/lzsse4,17/lzsse8,17/lzvn/pithy,9/quicklz,3/snappy/slz_zlib,3/ucl_nrv2b,9/ucl_nrv2d,9/ucl_nrv2e,9/xpack,1,9/xz,9/yalz77,12/yappy,99/zlib,1,5,9/zling,4/shrinker/wflz/lzmat enwik8 lzbench 1.7.3 (64-bit Windows) Assembled by P.Skibinski The results sorted by column number 4: Compressor name Compress. Decompress. Orig. size Compr. size Ratio Filename csc 2016-10-13 -5 2.22 MB/s 52 MB/s 100000000 24593395 24.59 enwik8 lzma 16.04 -9 1.07 MB/s 71 MB/s 100000000 24861224 24.86 enwik8 xz 5.2.3 -9 1.13 MB/s 68 MB/s 100000000 24861357 24.86 enwik8 lzham 1.0 -d26 -4 0.81 MB/s 167 MB/s 100000000 25087787 25.09 enwik8 lzlib 1.8 -9 1.07 MB/s 51 MB/s 100000000 25152310 25.15 enwik8 tornado 0.6a -16 1.48 MB/s 162 MB/s 100000000 25768761 25.77 enwik8 lzham24 1.0 -4 0.96 MB/s 168 MB/s 100000000 26025324 26.03 enwik8 zstd24 1.3.3 -22 1.43 MB/s 490 MB/s 100000000 26323487 26.32 enwik8 lzham 1.0 -d26 -1 1.88 MB/s 172 MB/s 100000000 29545382 29.55 enwik8 zling 2016-01-10 -4 24 MB/s 126 MB/s 100000000 29718662 29.72 enwik8 zstd24 1.3.3 -12 6.90 MB/s 530 MB/s 100000000 31056439 31.06 enwik8 crush 1.0 -2 0.29 MB/s 244 MB/s 100000000 31699549 31.70 enwik8 Nakamichi 25 32000 e 341 B/s 759 MB/s 32917888 ! outside lzbench ! xpack 2016-06-02 -9 8.81 MB/s 685 MB/s 100000000 34183028 34.18 enwik8 libdeflate 0.7 -12 6.09 MB/s 513 MB/s 100000000 35100568 35.10 enwik8 lzfse 2017-03-08 45 MB/s 535 MB/s 100000000 36157828 36.16 enwik8 lizard 1.0 -49 1.42 MB/s 946 MB/s 100000000 36433235 36.43 enwik8 zlib 1.2.11 -9 15 MB/s 230 MB/s 100000000 36475792 36.48 enwik8 zlib 1.2.11 -5 26 MB/s 227 MB/s 100000000 36879092 36.88 enwik8 lizard 1.0 -29 1.46 MB/s 1095 MB/s 100000000 36959135 36.96 enwik8 ucl_nrv2e 1.03 -9 1.05 MB/s 222 MB/s 100000000 37764198 37.76 enwik8 lzsse2 2016-05-14 -17 6.78 MB/s 2770 MB/s 100000000 38063182 38.06 enwik8 ucl_nrv2d 1.03 -9 1.09 MB/s 223 MB/s 100000000 38153919 38.15 enwik8 lzsse4 2016-05-14 -17 8.21 MB/s 2948 MB/s 100000000 38469822 38.47 enwik8 lzsse8 2016-05-14 -17 7.61 MB/s 2862 MB/s 100000000 38716643 38.72 enwik8 ucl_nrv2b 1.03 -9 1.07 MB/s 216 MB/s 100000000 38868369 38.87 enwik8 libdeflate 0.7 -1 116 MB/s 537 MB/s 100000000 39597378 39.60 enwik8 xpack 2016-06-02 -1 106 MB/s 524 MB/s 100000000 39943833 39.94 enwik8 lzo1b 2.09 -999 10 MB/s 410 MB/s 100000000 40814011 40.81 enwik8 zstd24 1.3.3 -1 220 MB/s 639 MB/s 100000000 40859467 40.86 enwik8 lzmat 1.01 24 MB/s 235 MB/s 100000000 41270839 41.27 enwik8 lz4hc 1.8.0 -12 10 MB/s 2028 MB/s 100000000 41913140 41.91 enwik8 lizard 1.0 -19 6.35 MB/s 2438 MB/s 100000000 41953190 41.95 enwik8 lz4hc 1.8.0 -10 18 MB/s 2048 MB/s 100000000 42063123 42.06 enwik8 zlib 1.2.11 -1 64 MB/s 225 MB/s 100000000 42298774 42.30 enwik8 lizard 1.0 -39 6.31 MB/s 2269 MB/s 100000000 42748954 42.75 enwik8 brieflz 1.1.0 78 MB/s 126 MB/s 100000000 43196165 43.20 enwik8 lzg 1.0.8 -9 0.70 MB/s 413 MB/s 100000000 43643295 43.64 enwik8 lzvn 2017-03-08 37 MB/s 639 MB/s 100000000 44488288 44.49 enwik8 quicklz 1.5.0 -3 36 MB/s 528 MB/s 100000000 44789793 44.79 enwik8 yalz77 2015-09-19 -12 16 MB/s 244 MB/s 100000000 44959032 44.96 enwik8 lz4hc 1.8.0 -1 77 MB/s 1943 MB/s 100000000 45322785 45.32 enwik8 gipfeli 2016-07-13 186 MB/s 294 MB/s 100000000 45873643 45.87 enwik8 density 0.12.5 beta -3 249 MB/s 263 MB/s 100000000 47818076 47.82 enwik8 lzrw 15-Jul-1991 -5 93 MB/s 326 MB/s 100000000 47874203 47.87 enwik8 pithy 2011-12-24 -9 190 MB/s 1125 MB/s 100000000 49128625 49.13 enwik8 shrinker 0.1 228 MB/s 615 MB/s 100000000 51493020 51.49 enwik8 yappy 2014-03-22 -99 67 MB/s 1480 MB/s 100000000 53654128 53.65 enwik8 slz_zlib 1.0.0 -3 151 MB/s 195 MB/s 100000000 53689454 53.69 enwik8 lzf 3.6 -1 200 MB/s 429 MB/s 100000000 53945381 53.95 enwik8 fastlz 0.1 -2 194 MB/s 341 MB/s 100000000 54163013 54.16 enwik8 blosclz 2015-11-10 -9 174 MB/s 581 MB/s 100000000 55123815 55.12 enwik8 snappy 1.1.4 226 MB/s 807 MB/s 100000000 56555035 56.56 enwik8 lz4fast 1.8.0 -1 377 MB/s 2180 MB/s 100000000 57262281 57.26 enwik8 wflz 2015-09-16 147 MB/s 510 MB/s 100000000 63521814 63.52 enwik8 lzjb 2010 180 MB/s 316 MB/s 100000000 68711273 68.71 enwik8 lz4fast 1.8.0 -99 4493 MB/s 7062 MB/s 100000000 99007552 99.01 enwik8 memcpy 11048 MB/s 10817 MB/s 100000000 100000000 100.00 enwik8 done... (cIters=1 dIters=15 cTime=1.0 dTime=2.0 chunkSize=1706MB cSpeed=0MB) D:\TEXTORAMIC_benchmarking>If you have RAM in spades (8x16GB), one variant is 'MSI X99A Gaming Pro Carbon' - Supporting 128GB, Quad Channel:
Announced 3 years ago, 'HyperX Savage DDR4 is now available as a 2666MHz 128GB kit of eight with each DIMM containing a massive 16GB of RAM.'
If External RAM is needed then... the cost of Crucial's SSD MX500 500GB was $70 or 7x lower than Intel's SSD 900P 480GB:
Of course, Optane is preferable for such tasks - billions of small (~98 bytes long packets) reads/writes:
The want (not merely need) for more purer English texts corpus resulted in 'Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar' corpus:
03/26/2019 10:45 PM 273,401,856 Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar 10/05/2014 03:23 AM 113,511,873 Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar.Z 08/21/2018 01:20 AM 102,571,305 Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar.L17.LZSSE2 10/06/2014 04:06 AM 102,514,628 Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar.lzh / LHA32 version 2.67 / 10/05/2014 06:47 AM 97,569,200 Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar.zip ! -tzip -mx9 ! 08/21/2018 01:17 AM 88,227,320 Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar.Nakamichi / Revision 'Dragoneye' / 10/05/2014 06:53 AM 69,832,119 Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar.7z ! -t7z -mx9 ! 10/06/2014 07:16 PM 52,631,060 Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar.cm.nz ! -cc ! 10/06/2014 02:06 AM 48,194,287 Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar.paq8hp12 ! -8 !
D:\_KAZE\DDETT>Nakamichi_Tengu_GP_64bit.exe Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar.Nakamichi /report Nakamichi 'Tengu', written by Kaze, based on Nobuo Ito's LZSS source, babealicious suggestion by m^2 enforced, muffinesque suggestion by Jim Dempsey enforced. Decompressing 107237997 bytes ... RAM-to-RAM performance: 576 MB/s. Memory pool starting address: 0000000006BB0080 ... 64 byte aligned, OK Copying a 512MB block 1024 times i.e. 512GB READ + 512GB WRITTEN ... memcpy(): (512MB block); 524288MB copied in 280989 clocks or 1.866MB per clock RAM-to-RAM performance vs memcpy() ratio (bigger-the-better): 30% D:\_KAZE\DDETT>lz4 -9 -Sx -b -T1 Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar Nb of threads = 1 ; Compression Level = 9 Autobiography_4 : 273401856 -> 117125927 ( 42.84%), 10.2 MB/s , 710.8 MB/s D:\_KAZE\DDETT>Yappy_32bit.exe Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar 65536 999 YAPPY: [b 64K] bytes 273401856 -> 158222198 57.9% comp 27.3 MB/s uncomp 437.5 MB/s D:\_KAZE\DDETT>Yappy_32bit.exe Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar 1048576 999 YAPPY: [b 1024K] bytes 273401856 -> 156590246 57.3% comp 27.0 MB/s uncomp 434.6 MB/sAbove benchmark is for my laptop with T7500 2200MHz, the goal is to open/traverse ‘transparently’ i.e.
‘on the fly’ 2,000,000+ ebooks, not to speak of epapers/emagazines. Too many times I see empty/ununderstanding eyes
while I mention ‘greed-for-speed’ instead of ‘need-for-speed’, see for yourself:
Pure text (EPUB2TXT): 411 ebooks ~ 260MB, then roughly 2,000,000/411x260 = 1,265,206MB or 1.2TB!
Now, 273,401,856:107,237,997 = 2.5:1 i.e. 1.2TB:491GB, if we have 512GB m.2 SSD with 1GB/s read and Haswell
(it offers 1500+MB/s decompression speed with ‘Tengu’) then we are nearing one good scenario with potential.
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#AUTO411_corpus
Dr. Mahoney's (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html) fv tool created next diagram:
fv_Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar.bmp
The superb all .TXT 'Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar' corpus 260 MB (273,401,856 bytes):
My first attempt ('DDETT' corpus) to offer solid ground for benchmarking is good enough, however not purely bookish.
This textual corpus, built from contemporary English style prose, having unique 411 files fits ultrawell in heavy English
texts benchmarking. The corpus contains the TXT format of EPUB sources, 'calibre' by Kovid Goyal was used as convertor,
great tool! Some 84 out of 411 covers are shown below:
And three 1+GB strong incoming corpora which will be classified as DEFINITIVE for English language:
Dr. Mahoney's (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html) fv tool created next diagram:
fv_Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar.bmpThe superb all .TXT 'Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar' corpus 260 MB (273,401,856 bytes):
My first attempt ('DDETT' corpus) to offer solid ground for benchmarking is good enough, however not purely bookish.
This textual corpus, built from contemporary English style prose, having unique 411 files fits ultrawell in heavy English
texts benchmarking. The corpus contains the TXT format of EPUB sources, 'calibre' by Kovid Goyal was used as convertor,
great tool! Some 84 out of 411 covers are shown below:
And three 1+GB strong incoming corpora which will be classified as DEFINITIVE for English language:
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#ISTA9_corpus
Dr. Mahoney's (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html) fv tool created next diagram (Note: drawn for first 1,800,888,222 bytes):
fv_INTERNET_SACRED_TEXT_ARCHIVE_DVD-ROM_9_(English_140479_htm_files).tar.bmp
The paragon .html 'INTERNET_SACRED_TEXT_ARCHIVE_DVD-ROM_9_(English_140479_htm_files).tar' corpus 1.89 GB (2,037,880,832 bytes):
John Bruno Hare (JBH or Bruno), the founder and architect of ISTA (Internet Sacred Text Archive) passed away on April 27, 2010 after a four-year battle with Melanoma. JBH’s life mission was to keep the archive free and available worldwide, forever, and ISTA is his legacy. Bruno’s efforts placed this website, sacred-texts.com, among the top 10,000 read websites in the United States, and among the top 20,000 read websites of the entire Internet. He dedicated ISTA to religious tolerance and scholarship, calling it a "quiet place in cyberspace."
"THE INTERNET SACRED TEXT ARCHIVE DVD-ROM 9.0 has electronic texts of over 1700 of the most important books ever written, most of which were transcribed especially for sacred-texts. Years of research and scholarship went into this product: all the core texts of religion, mythology, folklore and the esoteric on one disk. For centuries these texts were stashed in dusty libraries. Now you can finally unlock the secrets of the ages on your home computer. Scholars have only dreamed of this kind of access, ..."
Supernifty corpus, indeed.
Dr. Mahoney's (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html) fv tool created next diagram (Note: drawn for first 1,800,888,222 bytes):
fv_INTERNET_SACRED_TEXT_ARCHIVE_DVD-ROM_9_(English_140479_htm_files).tar.bmpThe paragon .html 'INTERNET_SACRED_TEXT_ARCHIVE_DVD-ROM_9_(English_140479_htm_files).tar' corpus 1.89 GB (2,037,880,832 bytes):
John Bruno Hare (JBH or Bruno), the founder and architect of ISTA (Internet Sacred Text Archive) passed away on April 27, 2010 after a four-year battle with Melanoma. JBH’s life mission was to keep the archive free and available worldwide, forever, and ISTA is his legacy. Bruno’s efforts placed this website, sacred-texts.com, among the top 10,000 read websites in the United States, and among the top 20,000 read websites of the entire Internet. He dedicated ISTA to religious tolerance and scholarship, calling it a "quiet place in cyberspace."
"THE INTERNET SACRED TEXT ARCHIVE DVD-ROM 9.0 has electronic texts of over 1700 of the most important books ever written, most of which were transcribed especially for sacred-texts. Years of research and scholarship went into this product: all the core texts of religion, mythology, folklore and the esoteric on one disk. For centuries these texts were stashed in dusty libraries. Now you can finally unlock the secrets of the ages on your home computer. Scholars have only dreamed of this kind of access, ..."
Supernifty corpus, indeed.
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#TEXTFILES_corpus
Dr. Mahoney's (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html) fv tool created next diagram:
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fv_TEXTFILES.COM_(58096_files).tar.bmp
Another textual pearl, all .TXT, 'TEXTFILES.COM_(58096_files).tar' 1.28 GB (1,382,122,496 bytes) - one excellent representative of Textual_Madness series, his maintainer Jason is kinda keeper of Pre-Internet i.e. BBS times text documents - a hardcore textkeeper, almost crazy as me/I:
Dr. Mahoney's (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html) fv tool created next diagram:
fv_TEXTFILES.COM_(58096_files).tar.bmpAnother textual pearl, all .TXT, 'TEXTFILES.COM_(58096_files).tar' 1.28 GB (1,382,122,496 bytes) - one excellent representative of Textual_Madness series, his maintainer Jason is kinda keeper of Pre-Internet i.e. BBS times text documents - a hardcore textkeeper, almost crazy as me/I:
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#DELPHI128_corpus
Dr. Mahoney's (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html) fv tool created next diagram:
fv_Delphi_Classics_Complete_Works_of_128_authors.tar.bmp
The paragon ASCII Plain .TXT 'Delphi_Classics_Complete_Works_of_128_authors.tar' corpus 1.46 GB (1,576,788,480 bytes):
Dr. Mahoney's (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html) fv tool created next diagram:
fv_Delphi_Classics_Complete_Works_of_128_authors.tar.bmpThe paragon ASCII Plain .TXT 'Delphi_Classics_Complete_Works_of_128_authors.tar' corpus 1.46 GB (1,576,788,480 bytes):
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#HEADLINES_corpus
Dr. Mahoney's (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html) fv tool created next diagram:
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fv_Machine-Learning_www.kaggle.com_examine-the-examiner_(headlines_of_3_million_articles).csv.bmp
The must-have .CSV 'Machine-Learning_www.kaggle.com_examine-the-examiner_(headlines_of_3_million_articles).csv' corpus 193 MB (203,288,144 bytes):
Dr. Mahoney's (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html) fv tool created next diagram:
fv_Machine-Learning_www.kaggle.com_examine-the-examiner_(headlines_of_3_million_articles).csv.bmpThe must-have .CSV 'Machine-Learning_www.kaggle.com_examine-the-examiner_(headlines_of_3_million_articles).csv' corpus 193 MB (203,288,144 bytes):
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#MECH_corpus
Dr. Mahoney's (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html) fv tool created next diagram:
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fv_Battletech_-_Ebooks_1-61_complete_german_(deutsch).tar.bmp
The Mechfan UTF-8 Plain .TXT 'Battletech_-_Ebooks_1-61_complete_german_(deutsch).tar' corpus 41.0 MB (43,025,920 bytes):
Dr. Mahoney's (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html) fv tool created next diagram:
fv_Battletech_-_Ebooks_1-61_complete_german_(deutsch).tar.bmpThe Mechfan UTF-8 Plain .TXT 'Battletech_-_Ebooks_1-61_complete_german_(deutsch).tar' corpus 41.0 MB (43,025,920 bytes):
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#Ghidra_corpus
Dr. Mahoney's (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html) fv tool created next diagram:
fv_ghidra_9.0_PUBLIC_20190228.tar.bmp
The mish-mash package 'ghidra_9.0_PUBLIC_20190228.tar' corpus 774 MB (812,274,176 bytes):
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The National Security Agency has released a reverse engineering tool, Ghidra, under an Apache 2.0 open source license. For most of us, the first question that will come to mind is why would the National Security Agencty (NSA) share such a valuable tool— that it’s kept under wraps for around a decade— to the public? Well, the NSA claims Ghidra is a great addition to the net defender’s toolbox, and as cybersecurity threats are higher than they’ve ever been, developers need all the help they can get. Ghidra is the agency’s in-house reverse engineering tool and is now available for free to developers, and malware analysts, under an Apache 2.0 open source license. Reverse engineering allows analysts to reconstruct software into a human-readable structure— it’s a crucial component of malware analysis and threat intelligence, helping analysts find out how malicious software works, who wrote it and where it came from. "It will make the software reverse engineering process more efficient. It will help to level the playing field for cybersecurity professionals, especially those that are just starting out," the agency said. The NSA expects the tool to enhance cybersecurity education from capture-the-flag competitions, to school curriculums and cybersecurity training, and offers a free alternative to IDA Pro— a similar tool available only under a very expensive commercial license. Releasing the tool also helps the agency with its own recruitment: "Releasing Ghidra also benefits NSA because we will be able to hire folks who know the tool. When they’re coming through our doors, they’ll be able to be impactful faster," it added. One of Ghidra’s most noteworthy features is a processor modeling language called ‘Sleigh’ that specifies how machine language instructions are disassembled and transformed into the tool’s intermediate representation called P-code. Patrick Miller, a security researcher at Raytheon Intelligence, told CBR that Sleigh allows Ghidra’s features to be applied to any architecture of processor that has a sleigh module. Existing modules can be modified, and new ones can be written by the user to support any architecture they need. As the program supports scripting via Java or Python, more complex features can be developed using the systems API. Some quarters have questioned the motives of the NSA in releasing such a tool to the public— speculating whether the agency would use it as a ‘backdoor’, while it also presents foreign agents with the same powers— but the overall response from cybersecurity experts has been positive. Speaking to TechHQ, Adam Brown, manager of security solutions at Synopsys said, "Ghidra should be used and trusted where appropriate, as it’s simply a tool to help decode compiled software." He believes an open source tool such as Ghidra makes reversing more accessible and in the long term improves security by garnering talent in those interested in experimenting. "The more software security people we have the more security reviews can be performed, the better risk is understood, and the faster software can be fixed," he added.
Source: https://techhq.com/2019/03/nsa-releases-reverse-engineering-tool-ghidra/
Dr. Mahoney's (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html) fv tool created next diagram:
fv_ghidra_9.0_PUBLIC_20190228.tar.bmpThe mish-mash package 'ghidra_9.0_PUBLIC_20190228.tar' corpus 774 MB (812,274,176 bytes):
The National Security Agency has released a reverse engineering tool, Ghidra, under an Apache 2.0 open source license. For most of us, the first question that will come to mind is why would the National Security Agencty (NSA) share such a valuable tool— that it’s kept under wraps for around a decade— to the public? Well, the NSA claims Ghidra is a great addition to the net defender’s toolbox, and as cybersecurity threats are higher than they’ve ever been, developers need all the help they can get. Ghidra is the agency’s in-house reverse engineering tool and is now available for free to developers, and malware analysts, under an Apache 2.0 open source license. Reverse engineering allows analysts to reconstruct software into a human-readable structure— it’s a crucial component of malware analysis and threat intelligence, helping analysts find out how malicious software works, who wrote it and where it came from. "It will make the software reverse engineering process more efficient. It will help to level the playing field for cybersecurity professionals, especially those that are just starting out," the agency said. The NSA expects the tool to enhance cybersecurity education from capture-the-flag competitions, to school curriculums and cybersecurity training, and offers a free alternative to IDA Pro— a similar tool available only under a very expensive commercial license. Releasing the tool also helps the agency with its own recruitment: "Releasing Ghidra also benefits NSA because we will be able to hire folks who know the tool. When they’re coming through our doors, they’ll be able to be impactful faster," it added. One of Ghidra’s most noteworthy features is a processor modeling language called ‘Sleigh’ that specifies how machine language instructions are disassembled and transformed into the tool’s intermediate representation called P-code. Patrick Miller, a security researcher at Raytheon Intelligence, told CBR that Sleigh allows Ghidra’s features to be applied to any architecture of processor that has a sleigh module. Existing modules can be modified, and new ones can be written by the user to support any architecture they need. As the program supports scripting via Java or Python, more complex features can be developed using the systems API. Some quarters have questioned the motives of the NSA in releasing such a tool to the public— speculating whether the agency would use it as a ‘backdoor’, while it also presents foreign agents with the same powers— but the overall response from cybersecurity experts has been positive. Speaking to TechHQ, Adam Brown, manager of security solutions at Synopsys said, "Ghidra should be used and trusted where appropriate, as it’s simply a tool to help decode compiled software." He believes an open source tool such as Ghidra makes reversing more accessible and in the long term improves security by garnering talent in those interested in experimenting. "The more software security people we have the more security reviews can be performed, the better risk is understood, and the faster software can be fixed," he added.
Source: https://techhq.com/2019/03/nsa-releases-reverse-engineering-tool-ghidra/
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#Linux_corpus
Dr. Mahoney's (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html) fv tool created next diagram:
fv_www.kernel.org_linux-4.20.7.tar.bmp
The kernel source package 'www.kernel.org_linux-4.20.7.tar' corpus 815 MB (854,876,160 bytes):
Linux is a clone of the operating system Unix, written from scratch by Linus Torvalds with assistance from a loosely-knit team of hackers across the Net. It aims towards POSIX and Single UNIX Specification compliance.
Dr. Mahoney's (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html) fv tool created next diagram:
fv_www.kernel.org_linux-4.20.7.tar.bmpThe kernel source package 'www.kernel.org_linux-4.20.7.tar' corpus 815 MB (854,876,160 bytes):
Linux is a clone of the operating system Unix, written from scratch by Linus Torvalds with assistance from a loosely-knit team of hackers across the Net. It aims towards POSIX and Single UNIX Specification compliance.
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#Valgrind_corpus
Dr. Mahoney's (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html) fv tool created next diagram:
fv_valgrind-3.15.0.tar.bmp
The complete source code, including documentation package 'valgrind-3.15.0.tar' corpus 145 MB (152,422,400 bytes):
Valgrind is an instrumentation framework for building dynamic analysis tools. There are Valgrind tools that can automatically detect many memory management and threading bugs, and profile your programs in detail. You can also use Valgrind to build new tools.
The Valgrind distribution currently includes six production-quality tools: a memory error detector, two thread error detectors, a cache and branch-prediction profiler, a call-graph generating cache and branch-prediction profiler, and a heap profiler. It also includes three experimental tools: a stack/global array overrun detector, a second heap profiler that examines how heap blocks are used, and a SimPoint basic block vector generator. It runs on the following platforms: X86/Linux, AMD64/Linux, ARM/Linux, ARM64/Linux, PPC32/Linux, PPC64/Linux, PPC64LE/Linux, S390X/Linux, MIPS32/Linux, MIPS64/Linux, X86/Solaris, AMD64/Solaris, ARM/Android (2.3.x and later), ARM64/Android, X86/Android (4.0 and later), MIPS32/Android, X86/Darwin and AMD64/Darwin (Mac OS X 10.12).
Valgrind is Open Source / Free Software, and is freely available under the GNU General Public License, version 2.
Dr. Mahoney's (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textdata.html) fv tool created next diagram:
fv_valgrind-3.15.0.tar.bmpThe complete source code, including documentation package 'valgrind-3.15.0.tar' corpus 145 MB (152,422,400 bytes):
Valgrind is an instrumentation framework for building dynamic analysis tools. There are Valgrind tools that can automatically detect many memory management and threading bugs, and profile your programs in detail. You can also use Valgrind to build new tools.
The Valgrind distribution currently includes six production-quality tools: a memory error detector, two thread error detectors, a cache and branch-prediction profiler, a call-graph generating cache and branch-prediction profiler, and a heap profiler. It also includes three experimental tools: a stack/global array overrun detector, a second heap profiler that examines how heap blocks are used, and a SimPoint basic block vector generator. It runs on the following platforms: X86/Linux, AMD64/Linux, ARM/Linux, ARM64/Linux, PPC32/Linux, PPC64/Linux, PPC64LE/Linux, S390X/Linux, MIPS32/Linux, MIPS64/Linux, X86/Solaris, AMD64/Solaris, ARM/Android (2.3.x and later), ARM64/Android, X86/Android (4.0 and later), MIPS32/Android, X86/Darwin and AMD64/Darwin (Mac OS X 10.12).
Valgrind is Open Source / Free Software, and is freely available under the GNU General Public License, version 2.
URL TAG: http://www.sanmayce.com/Nakamichi/index.html#Nakamichified
The road so far... the 'TESTDATAFILES' directory - all the files already Nakamichified:
The road so far... the 'TESTDATAFILES' directory - all the files already Nakamichified:
E:\_TEXTUAL_MADNESS_bare-minimum_2019-Apr-18\TESTDATAFILES>dir/og/on 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 42,920,232 (Dictionary_Specification_Language_(ABBYY_Software_House))_Hanyu_Cihai_new_Sea-of-Words_(Zho-Zho).dsl 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 16,550,167 (Dictionary_Specification_Language_(ABBYY_Software_House))_Hanyu_Cihai_new_Sea-of-Words_(Zho-Zho).dsl.L17.LZSSE2 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 14,336,148 (Dictionary_Specification_Language_(ABBYY_Software_House))_Hanyu_Cihai_new_Sea-of-Words_(Zho-Zho).dsl.Nakamichi 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 13,401,238 (Dictionary_Specification_Language_(ABBYY_Software_House))_Hanyu_Cihai_new_Sea-of-Words_(Zho-Zho).dsl.x_b300.blz 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 560,714,120 (Dictionary_Specification_Language_(ABBYY_Software_House))_Oxford_English_Dictionary_2nd_Edition_Version_4_(En-En).dsl 09/03/2018 09:33 PM 192,302,400 (Dictionary_Specification_Language_(ABBYY_Software_House))_Oxford_English_Dictionary_2nd_Edition_Version_4_(En-En).dsl.L17.LZSSE2 04/18/2019 04:58 PM 147,061,698 (Dictionary_Specification_Language_(ABBYY_Software_House))_Oxford_English_Dictionary_2nd_Edition_Version_4_(En-En).dsl.Nakamichi 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 52,078,592 Agatha_Christie_108-ebooks_TXT.tar 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 18,143,846 Agatha_Christie_108-ebooks_TXT.tar.L17.LZSSE2 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 12,283,940 Agatha_Christie_108-ebooks_TXT.tar.Nakamichi 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 11,818,902 Agatha_Christie_108-ebooks_TXT.tar.x_b300.blz 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 15,583,440 Arabian_Nights_complete.html 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 5,524,854 Arabian_Nights_complete.html.L17.LZSSE2 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 5,039,053 Arabian_Nights_complete.html.Nakamichi 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 4,834,828 Arabian_Nights_complete.html.x_b300.blz 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 273,401,856 Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar 08/21/2018 01:20 AM 102,571,305 Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar.L17.LZSSE2 08/21/2018 01:17 AM 88,227,320 Autobiography_411-ebooks_Collection.tar.Nakamichi 07/28/2018 07:22 AM 43,025,920 Battletech_-_Ebooks_1-61_complete_german_(deutsch).tar 08/29/2018 10:00 AM 15,819,561 Battletech_-_Ebooks_1-61_complete_german_(deutsch).tar.L17.LZSSE2 08/29/2018 10:00 AM 13,302,546 Battletech_-_Ebooks_1-61_complete_german_(deutsch).tar.Nakamichi 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 193,367,552 Big_Soviet_Encyclopedia_in_30_volumes_(1239-HTMs).tar 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 74,482,312 Big_Soviet_Encyclopedia_in_30_volumes_(1239-HTMs).tar.L17.LZSSE2 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 60,929,805 Big_Soviet_Encyclopedia_in_30_volumes_(1239-HTMs).tar.Nakamichi 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 56,356,825 Big_Soviet_Encyclopedia_in_30_volumes_(1239-HTMs).tar.x_b300.blz 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 297,981,779 Britannica_Encyclopedia_2010_1.563_miled_(En-En)_ANSI.dsl.txt 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 107,110,917 Britannica_Encyclopedia_2010_1.563_miled_(En-En)_ANSI.dsl.txt.L17.LZSSE2 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 87,994,546 Britannica_Encyclopedia_2010_1.563_miled_(En-En)_ANSI.dsl.txt.Nakamichi 03/26/2019 10:45 PM 55,886,848 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What Nakamichi means?
It means 'The Middle Way/Path', it is the CORE-character of the Noble Eightfold Way/Path.
In the broadest sense, the Middle Way refers to the Buddha's enlightened view of life and also the actions or attitudes that will create happiness for oneself and others; it is found in the ongoing, dynamic effort to apply Buddhist wisdom to the questions and challenges of life and society. In this sense, the search for the Middle Way can be considered a universal pursuit of all Buddhist traditions - the quest for a way of life that would give the greatest value to human existence and help relieve the world of suffering. It is for this reason that Buddhism itself is sometimes referred to as the "Middle Way."
In the Pali Canon of Theravada Buddhism, the term "Middle Way" was used in the Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta, which the Buddhist tradition regards to be the first teaching that the Buddha delivered after his awakening.
In this sutta, the Buddha describes the Noble Eightfold Path as the middle way of moderation, between the extremes of sensual indulgence and self-mortification:
"Monks, these two extremes ought not to be practiced by one who has gone forth from the household life. There is addiction to indulgence of sense-pleasures, which is low, coarse, the way of ordinary people, unworthy, and unprofitable; and there is addiction to self-mortification, which is painful, unworthy, and unprofitable. Avoiding both these extremes, the Tathagata (the Perfect One) has realized the Middle Path; it gives vision, gives knowledge, and leads to calm, to insight, to enlightenment and to Nibbana. And what is that Middle Path realized by the Tathagata...? It is the Noble Eightfold path, and nothing else, namely: right understanding, right thought, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness and right concentration."
An excerpt from Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middle_Way
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What Nakamichi means?
It means 'The Middle Way/Path', it is the CORE-character of the Noble Eightfold Way/Path.
In the broadest sense, the Middle Way refers to the Buddha's enlightened view of life and also the actions or attitudes that will create happiness for oneself and others; it is found in the ongoing, dynamic effort to apply Buddhist wisdom to the questions and challenges of life and society. In this sense, the search for the Middle Way can be considered a universal pursuit of all Buddhist traditions - the quest for a way of life that would give the greatest value to human existence and help relieve the world of suffering. It is for this reason that Buddhism itself is sometimes referred to as the "Middle Way."
In the Pali Canon of Theravada Buddhism, the term "Middle Way" was used in the Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta, which the Buddhist tradition regards to be the first teaching that the Buddha delivered after his awakening.
In this sutta, the Buddha describes the Noble Eightfold Path as the middle way of moderation, between the extremes of sensual indulgence and self-mortification:
"Monks, these two extremes ought not to be practiced by one who has gone forth from the household life. There is addiction to indulgence of sense-pleasures, which is low, coarse, the way of ordinary people, unworthy, and unprofitable; and there is addiction to self-mortification, which is painful, unworthy, and unprofitable. Avoiding both these extremes, the Tathagata (the Perfect One) has realized the Middle Path; it gives vision, gives knowledge, and leads to calm, to insight, to enlightenment and to Nibbana. And what is that Middle Path realized by the Tathagata...? It is the Noble Eightfold path, and nothing else, namely: right understanding, right thought, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness and right concentration."
An excerpt from Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middle_Way
Maintained by machinely yours Sanmayce; Last modified on 2021 Sep 10; character encoding: charset=utf-8; for contacts: sanmayce@sanmayce.com