Martijn van Beurden
Martijn van Beurden
Similarly using `rm -rf /` is also a sad event. Use of `-f` or `--force` can result in all kinds of sad events. In this particular case, it is a...
That possibility is already there: just don't use `-f` nor `--force`
Yes, but in this case the input file and the output file are the same, because the command doesn't make sense.
I don't think that benchmark is being used anymore, perhaps best to simply remove it.
Without having done any tests, I assume this has to do with the inexact residual bits calculation. The code has two methods of calculating the size of the residual, which...
Here are two Win64 compiles to experiment with, one standard, one with exact rice calculation turned on: ~flac-test-exact-rice.zip~
Ah, yes, I didn't do the usual checks. Attempt no. 2: [flac-test-exact-rice.zip](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/16311200/flac-test-exact-rice.zip)
> Here are a couple of "really bad" examples in that -e increases size by fifty percent, both on the "exact" build and the "inexact" build: [b1024-r9,9.zip](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/16312563/b1024-r9.9.zip) ran with `--no-padding...
There is nothing to be merged, this has been in the code for many years, it is just disabled by default.
@philippe44 @whatamesss @ziplantil @jprjr as you all showed interest in this feature in some form, at some point, could you perhaps take a look at this?