-=> Quoting Hans Mangold to Mark Madronio <=-
MM> Hi, that's a nice table you had there. But they were all text files.
HM> Mark, there was a reason behind my madness and it actually had nothing
HM> to do with *.txt files as I shall demonstrate later :-)
The main reason I preferred files that are a mixture of executables, etc is
because it is more typical of what I have in my archives.
MM> Can you try doing it on maybe a 2Mb game or application so we could
MM> see what it can do for program files? I'm particularly interested in
MM> the results when using maximum compression and maximum dictionary size
MM> for both RAR and JAR.
HM> Mark, I'm sorry but I just don't have the time to do that
HM> at the moment. Take a look at the *.docs supplied with
HM> JAR; there are some recognized, more-or-less standardized
HM> benchmarks using different files.
No worries. I'd try it myself but I haven't downloaded JAR yet. I keep
forgetting about it when I'm logged on the internet.
HM> Cheers, Hans
Mark
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mmadroni@st.nepean.uws.edu.au
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