tansy
tansy
To not generate new issue I will tag along this one. I found this png image data to compress worse with increasing windows size (wlog=X) between 15 and 17 bits....
I used v1.5.5 but v1.5.6 is no different. [Here](https://files.fm/f/b7at2dfz6t) is the comparison.
Not much have changed. Most [files](https://files.fm/f/e8jbntr9bc) are slightly smaller, but general trend remains. Unless you want to compress content generated images it's more of an exception than a rule.
FWIW, real example of such 'funny' file. @ https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/index.html ``` 1105307 index.html 84356 index.html.zst-01 83570 index.html.zst-02 83532 index.html.zst-03 83503 index.html.zst-04 81430 index.html.zst-05 80915 index.html.zst-16 80869 index.html.zst-12 80869 index.html.zst-11 80523 index.html.zst-18...
These addresses you use look at least, somewhat 'low level'. After opening them in a browser they turn out to be empty (0 length). There is nothing there to be...
> yt-dl downloads what it considers to be the best version of the content (preferring the best separate video and audio streams if available). When I specify format I choose,...
> -f mp4 means f [ext=mp4] and not -f [format_id=mp4], while -f mp4-mobile does mean -f [format_id=mp4-mobile]. Understood.
> These are not `Makefile` variables, but C Preprocessor variables. I know but that's not what I meant. Let me explain it - if a user passes CFLAGS to make...
Didn't know that, but it worked. ``` $ CFLAGS='-DDISPLAY_LEVEL_DEFAULT=1' make cc -DDISPLAY_LEVEL_DEFAULT=1 -O2 -Wall -Iinclude -DDEFINE1 -c -o prog.o prog.c cc -o prog prog.o ``` It didn't go so well...
After passing said define through environment I get redefinition warning. ``` $ CFLAGS='-O3 -DDISPLAY_LEVEL_DEFAULT=1' make fileio.c: In function ‘FIO_compressFilename’: fileio.c:2150: warning: "DISPLAY_LEVEL_DEFAULT" redefined #define DISPLAY_LEVEL_DEFAULT 2 ``` Which is surprising...