Hello, Please find Attached, a new port archivers/mkz that I published at: https://github.com/gitspoked/mz called `mkz` and also in rust/crates.rio. I am looking to push to ports.
TLDR: `mkz` is a tar-style archiver whose backend is a reversible, schema-free auto-columnar transform (autocol) followed by zstd. It is not a new compressor: the transform reshapes line-oriented data (logs, CSV, JSONL) so zstd sees per-column-homogeneous streams. Its product is measurably smaller on that kind of data, and behind a per-block never-worse gate. Provably never larger than zstd alone. Archives carry an end-to-end SHA-256, verified on extract. This is a pure-C upstream build: six C files, depends on libzstd only; we have vendored SHA-256 and base-95. It is byte-compatible in both directions with the Rust reference implementation, and the wire format is specified: https://github.com/gitspoked/mkz/blob/main/FORMAT.md Tested on 7.9/arm64: distinfo reproduces from the hosted release tarball via the the framework fetch; make / make fake / make package / make test upstream's three test programs -- port-lib-depends-check all clean; portcheck clean. - attached: mkz-obsd-port.tgz. digest 9a7fe784… - exact tarball was revalidated The C port was made from the Rust implementation with an OpenBSD first-target I know how vigorously accountable you hold security standards to within this circle. I figured, before I submitted to any other ports trees, why not see if we can break it apart here first, to be sure. I am upstream and listed on MAINTAINER; I am happy to take feedback and keep the port current. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thx Thank you, Matt Klein [email protected] [email protected]
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