Every compressed block in bzip2 format have a header, which begins with \".compressed_magic:48= 开发者_运维百科0x314159265359 (BCD (pi))\". So It can be rather easy to detect middle of big bzip2 in bi
I\'m currently working on a proxy server where we in this case have to modify the data (by using regexp) that we push through it.
I\'m currently working on a proxy server where we in this case have to modify the data (by using regexp) that we push through it.
Is .NET\'s GzipStream compatible with Qt\'s zlib-based qCompress/qUncompress? I believe the开发者_开发百科y both use the deflate algorithm, so would I be able to use .NET\'s DeflateStream or GzipStrea
I\'m working on a webapp that uses a lot of ajax to display data and I\'m wondering if I could get any advice on what else I could do to speed up the app, and reduce bandwidth, etc.
I Gzip my pages currently like so: <?php ob_start(\"ob_gzhandler\"); //my page content ob_flush(); ?>
Firstly, I\'m using Django. Django provides gzip middleware which works just fine. Nginx also provides a gzip module. Would it make more sense to just use Nginx\'s gzip module because it is implemente
all. I am required to build a website with each page under 130kb. I know that JQuery 1.4.4 is ~28kb when it\'s g-zipped, but it\'s 77kb minified, which is just too much for this particu开发者_运维知识
I would like to introduce a Cron tak that will \'gzip\' files with the following rule: Locate files in a folder name \'/log\' (can be located anywhere in the filesystem) and
Greetings, I\'m trying to analyze the output of the zlib(gzip) algorithm compared to the input.Determine stuff like dictionary size, the substring run-length pairs and where they correspond in the ori
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