Hello Justin. Thanks for feedback!
Initially I wanted to make a table, but after watching the results, I thought that there isn't really much to look for there. However, for sake of completeness, here it is: [1] and .pdf [2]. Those are not all the results I have, but they are pretty representative of the whole picture. The "number of 64KB blocks" refers to uncompressed blocks that a file initially has. The maximum number of those blocks is 100, if the size of file exceeds them, we simply test first 100 blocks. In "conventional files" there are 2 hi-res JPEGs, 2 books in .txt format, 2 PDF documents and 2 binaries (from my sbin folder of DragonFly). "Uncompressed files" have 2 uncompressed TIFF images and 2 .wav files. "Code" has 2 source code files from DragonFly's sources. "Logs" have 2 logs from my VPS. If it's necessary, I can upload all those files if you or someone else want to take a closer look. Daniel [1] - http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/~iostream/table.html [2] - http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/~iostream/table.pdf On Tue, Jun 25, 2013 at 5:10 AM, Justin Sherrill <[email protected]>wrote: > On Sat, Jun 22, 2013 at 3:14 PM, Daniel Flores <[email protected]> > wrote: > > Hello everyone, > > > > Here is my report on the progress made during the first week of GSOC's > > coding period. I'd be happy to receive your feedback and criticism. > > > > It turned out that I really overestimated the part of prototype > application > > (and possibly underestimated the amount of time related directly to > > HAMMER2). In any case, the prototype part is done for now. The algorithm > > that was integrated in prototype application is LZ4, the algorithm > suggested > > by Freddie. > > Do you have the results somewhere in tabular form? It would be > interesting (though not necessary in any way) to see the results side > by side on different file types. >
