Dominik Köppl

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I get compile errors for the calls `make TARGET=` for T in {af,ccsa,lcsa,lz,rlfm,rpsa,ssa} with gcc version 10.2.0 Some failures are due to non-standard programming, and should be fixable by a...

G++ can compile code in a so-called debug mode when passing the option -D_GLIBCXX_DEBUG to the compiler. The [debug mode](https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/libstdc++/manual/debug_mode.html) adds some nice properties like out-of-bounds checking for STL containers...

At least on Linux, `mpv` stores in `mp.get_property("path")` the relative path of the file argument given in its command line interface. Thus the bookmarks are only useful if `mpv` is...

I would like to have a extra program that can check my input text for bad characters that let my selection of compression algorithms abort. For instance, some require that...

Similar to PLCP, we can store Φ succinctly, see https://dx.doi.org/http://dx.doi.org/10.17877/DE290R-20775 Since we already have rank/select data structures, reducing Φ to its succinct variant should be easy.

I would like to have the following selectable parameters for the precomputed data structures for all lexicographic parses (including lexparse and plcpcomp): - fastest possible way (currently implemented) - use...

the current default implementation requestion the plcp array uses code of `include/tudocomp/ds/providers/PhiAlgorithm.hpp` which builds the PLCP as a plain array, although we have the succinct $2n + o(n)$ bit implementation...

Is it possible to simplify the "stats" array currently consisting of {key:"key, value:"value"} dictionaries as elements into a simple dictionary in the form {"key": "value"}? Is there then a limitation...

The LZ77 and LZ78 compressors define different stat keys for the same thing ("factor_count" vs "num_factors"). Can we unify this?

The unmaintained `public` branch is currently the default branch. However, this branch does not offer the 0-escaping needed for compressing binary files. I therefore would suggest to mitigate everything to...