rust-snappy
Snappy compression implemented in Rust (including the Snappy frame format).
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Is the code repository still being maintained? After testing, I found that performance on ARM servers is significantly worse than on x86 servers. Is there a PR here that needs to be reviewed?
Some claude-assisted optimizations. On M1 CPU:
Hello, This pull request adds new methods to support encoding and decoding with a as output. It only supports the raw APIs. The implementation was surprising easy, my only concern is I don't know if and should be unsafe or not. My opinion is no because calling those methods is safe; the unsafe part is to read the output without truncating it before. Fixes #62, maybe?
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This pull request adds gzip's / flag to the szip binary. This allows for outputting (de)compressed data to the terminal instead of writing directly to a file.
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Repository: BurntSushi/rust-snappy. Description: Snappy compression implemented in Rust (including the Snappy frame format). Stars: 507, Forks: 51. Primary language: Rust. Languages: Rust (100%). License: BSD-3-Clause. Latest release: szip-1.0.0 (6y ago). Open PRs: 8, open issues: 6. Last activity: 10mo ago. Community health: 42%. Top contributors: BurntSushi, emk, shepmaster, rikardfalkeborn, atouchet, Aaron1011, matklad, llogiq, arthurprs, bruceg and others.