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I use it in Luapak for compressing Lua sources. I needed something with minimal footprint in decompression, so I can embed decompression code into statically linked binary without notable overhead in size or performance. I found that BriefLZ is both very small and has very good compression ratio for this type of data.
For example, 817kiB Lua source code (merged multiple sources, with a lot of comments); BriefLZ can compress to 243 kiB, liblzf to 337 kiB, gzip -9 to 207 kiB.
So I’d like to also thank you very much for BriefLZ, it does really great job with very tiny code!
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@jirutka, just wanted to ping you about the new release 1.2.0 in case you wanted to update your bindings. I don't know enough about Lua to make a PR myself.
Hi,
I’d like to inform you that I wrote Lua binding for your library: https://github.com/jirutka/brieflz.lua.
I use it in Luapak for compressing Lua sources. I needed something with minimal footprint in decompression, so I can embed decompression code into statically linked binary without notable overhead in size or performance. I found that BriefLZ is both very small and has very good compression ratio for this type of data.
For example, 817kiB Lua source code (merged multiple sources, with a lot of comments); BriefLZ can compress to 243 kiB, liblzf to 337 kiB, gzip -9 to 207 kiB.
So I’d like to also thank you very much for BriefLZ, it does really great job with very tiny code!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: