Hmm.
I didn't get this talk from its beginning, but the compression/decompression
issue is interesting to me.
I just completed a new app, where I am using the ARJ to compress the data on
the PC and then decompress it on a PC. A friend of mine sent me the sources
of the decompressor, but I never checked out how does the issue with license
stand. If anyone can help I'd admire it.
Meanwhile, I can give you some data I got: it takes the decompression
library about 4 sec to decompress 10k. The source is in C, but as long as I
can see, it can be barely improved by using Assembler, especially if the CW
does its optimization good.
The time required for the decompression is another important factor, I
think. In this case, it is about 110% the size of the packed buffer, which
makes about 10.4k allocated for decompression.
Have fun,
BGK
-----Original Message-----
From: BJ Byrne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 06 L`pr 1999 c. 19:37
Subject: Re: [Offer]for PalmZip cooperation
>I tried this on my PPPro with SmartDoc
>
>The compressed file was 55k (down from 108k)
>
>There is a 7 second shareware delay when launching.
>
>After the 7 second delay it takes about 8 seconds before the smartdoc
>screen shows up.
>
>(Normally it takes about 2 seconds) so net 6 second increase for 50k extra
>memory...
>
>BJ
>
>At 02:21 PM 3/5/99 , Daniel McCarty wrote:
>
>>Valery or Constantine Klyatskin wrote:
>>>
>>> TITLE | SIZE | New Name | PACKED | Saved b | Saved %
>>> ====================================================================
>>> APORTISD.PRC | 40224 | pZ_APORTISD.PRC | 25563 | 14661 | 36,45
>>> DateBk3.prc | 250089 | pZ_DateBk3.prc | 136974 | 113115 | 45,23
>>> ardBall.prc | 19542 | pZ_HardBall.prc | 11533 | 8009 | 40,98
>>> INSIDER1.PRC | 29432 | pZ_INSIDER1.PRC | 17904 | 11528 | 39,17
>>> TEALDOC.PRC | 43980 | pZ_TEALDOC.PRC | 26443 | 17537 | 39,87
>>>
>>> Packed file are absolute the same for PalmOS as its unpacked origins.
>>> Just a prefix "pZ:" is added to their name. When you launch an
>>> application does unpack on a fly.
>>
>> For example, how long would an unpack take on each of the above
>>files?
>>
>>-Daniel.
>>
>>
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>>
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>
>BJ Byrne
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