René Bertin

>6678124800 That's 6Gb. Afsctool reads entire files into RAM and then hands off that buffer to libz for compression into another buffer. If memory serves me well the size limitation...

>I have a 13GB sqlite db that compresses down to 800MB. It would be cool to be able to keep it compressed, but I wonder how that will perform, being...

>I wonder about the ZFS performance, The best thing is to test it. Raw throughput (to an external 3.5" 7200RPM disk on USB3 on Thunderbolt) as measured with Blackmagic's DiskSpeed...

As mentioned above HFS compression of any file is interesting only for files that are not modified regularly. The compression step is rather expensive, so you don't want to do...

A system crash, meaning a kernel panic that obliged you to reboot? I haven't yet seen that happen, but as said the feature is experimental. Maybe I should remove it...

> I think you should calculate the memory usage in advance based on file size. What do you think the code does? Determining whether or not the system "can allocate...

You can probably recover even more if you get rid of the SDKs and simulators that you don't need. But it's a hassle to figure out how much to leave...

The code I wrote myself clearly states that I make it available without any form of license (= restriction) at all. IMO that's all there is to know.

Huuuh! This does not look like anything to do with dependencies from MacPorts. I'm guessing that what happens here is an incompatibility between "good old C++" and whatever C++1x is...

So setting C++11 doesn't change anything it seems, the same number of errors? >I'm not familiar enough to try other options than: set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD 11) From what I see the only...