MDZip C++ Lossless MDzip/MDunzip Compression Example

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MDZip C++ Lossless MDzip/MDunzip Compression Example

by annatar 4 years ago

GNU/Linux ◆ xterm-256color ◆ bash 515 views

This shows a compression decompression with the mdzip C++ encoder.

https://github.com/singularian/mdencode/blob/master/docs/mdzip_cpp.md

File details for mdzip Filename Details: randfile

Version: 1.01
Filesize: 1806
Blocksize: 14
Blockcount: 129
Blockremainder: 0
Modsize: 32
Modsize Bytes: 4
Filehashlist: md2
Blockhashlist: fast64
Filehashlist size: 3
Blockhashlist size: 6
Blockhash key list: default
File Hash Bytes: 16
Block Hash Bytes: 8
Threadcount: 16
Platform: Little Endian

File Signatures
md2 458EC53929A3353750E773C22F49FE33

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