About This File
SuperREP is the first LZ77 packer to use a dictionary larger than the size of RAM. The default settings (-l512) allow you to handle files that are 10 times the size of RAM. Memory requirements are proportional to 1/L, so by increasing the value of the -l option, you can process even larger files - for example, with -l64k, the RAM used will be about 1000 times smaller than the file size. Packing speed - 40-4000 mb/s (depends on the options -m -a -l), unpacking - 1500 mb/s on i7-2600.
What's New in Version 3.92
Released
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-m3.. -m5accelerated by 1.5-2 times, and modes-a2.. 64now give exactly the same output file size as-a0/-a1 - Now in a comma the line can be free to mix options and file names, and use "--" to complete the options
- Bugfix: Recovered encoding support from/to stdin/stdout
- Bugfix: When ^Break, the taskbar is cleared of the Windows 7 progress indicator (green bar)
