On Monday 2016-02-08 11:01, Ruediger Meier wrote:
On Saturday 06 February 2016, Jan Engelhardt wrote:
The google "bro"mance encoder defaults to Q11. The competetive comparison is achieved with something like Q5/Q6 (Q6 is the defalut for gzip and xz anyway).
$ time (compr)
linux-4.4.tar.gz gzip -6: real 0m19.805s; user 0m19.612s; sys 0m00.164s gzip -9: real 0m36.564s; user 0m36.240s; sys 0m00.264s bro -q6: real 0m30.146s; user 0m29.480s; sys 0m00.628s bro -q9: real 1m48.316s; user 1m46.616s; sys 0m01.600s bzip -9: real 1m02.094s; user 1m01.856s; sys 0m00.176s xz -6: real 5m24.331s; user 5m21.264s; sys 0m02.760s xz -9: real 7m21.610s; user 7m00.148s; sys 0m20.984s lzop -6: real 0m1.941s; user 0m01.764s; sys 0m00.172s On my machine my xz timeings are faster than your's but my gzip timings are slower than yours. Have you really used original gzip?
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