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 8/12/2002 7:12:07 AM: John Galanopoulos
Another excellent submission from another excellent coder. Thank you for sharing this valuable source with us. 5 from me (the least i could do). Keep feeding the community.
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8/13/2002 1:35:08 AM: Gary Staunton
Totally cool and interesting to see the difference of compression ratio. I personally found that it's too much for me to rate on all the code, othwise I wouldn't get a chance until next week, so I'll rate on what I've seen and that's 5gs. - Excellent.
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8/13/2002 3:12:56 AM: Almar Joling
I'd want to vote.. but right now the 'authorization' image does not show up.. I'll be back =-)
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8/13/2002 4:03:21 AM: Mumtaz H Janjua
It is cool, I would love to come 10 time to vote this if it could add value.
Nice to have good people on forum
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8/13/2002 6:56:39 AM: Andrew
Wow! This is the very nice code. I have been wanting to know how compression worked for years. Thank you for sharing. 5 globes from me.
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8/14/2002 4:34:42 AM: John Priestley
Will you be writing LZX compression? LZX was one of the best Lh archivers on the Amiga. I believe M$ "aquired" the algolrythm and are using it in CABs.
I think the idea behind LZX was to group files together, scan them all to create the dictionary for compression which created smaller compressed files.
Excellent program though, 5 from me.
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8/18/2002 10:03:16 AM: gonchuki_
no votes this time... i expected more for a new version, not just 2 new compressors and little corrections to others.... in fact, the problem with the Arithmetic Bitwise compressor with rescale is still there. the problem is that it "compress" ok, but when i try to decompress i notice there was no such compression... i get corrupted data not the original one... pls, i like this compressor a lot because is fast and effective, but i can't use it if it corrupts my data!
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8/20/2002 4:44:25 AM: Josh Yu
Very interesting application. Can you do 3DES too?
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9/3/2002 10:55:20 PM:
does your VBC algorithm got any refrencess, what does VBC stand's for..?
and how do you write your vbc algorithm
example :
1. Determine which group the value is, eg: if value = 3 then flag = 1, value bit length = 3
2. Store the flag value, it is always 3 bits long
3. Subtract / minus the value by Start value
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9/19/2002 5:34:11 AM: Ozan Yasin Dogan
Excellent code, the best compression
code i saw in PSC. Thank you for your
effort and sharing to us. 5
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3/16/2003 9:21:37 PM:
50 globes from me keep up the good work...
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3/31/2003 6:07:05 PM: shafqat raza
heloo sir
i have mailed u many times before this but there is no answer...(i really don't know why?) but sir i really want help notes or any other help material for packers .bcz i am working on compression and i espacialy need some new compressor's logic theory.if u do this for me i will be very thankfull to u..
raza
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7/27/2003 9:28:52 PM:
hi,
thank you for sharing this code with us. i have a question about the compression method because i'm new in compression:
- is dynamic huffman differ from adaptive huffman ?
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9/5/2003 5:18:03 PM: Tushar Goswami
Great job Marco v/d Berg! I optimized my Remote Desktop application by 500% with the help of your Compression Methods :-) MANY THanks!!! May u win the PSC coding contest ;-)
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11/19/2003 11:51:50 AM: Alfred
Hi Marco
Excellent work - and a litle Bug in the CRC32 Function. Remove the -1 from the Ubound-Statement. See below:
Public Function calcCRC32(ByteArray() As Byte) As Long
Dim I As Long
Dim crc As Long
If CrcTableInit = False Then Call Init_CRCTable
crc = -1
For I = 0 To UBound(ByteArray) ' - 1 '******** REMOVE THE -1 ***************
crc = (((crc And &HFFFFFF00) \ &H100) And &HFFFFFF) Xor (CRCTable((crc And &HFF) Xor ByteArray(I)))
Next I
crc = crc Xor &HFFFFFFFF
calcCRC32 = crc
End Function
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12/13/2003 4:12:09 AM:
Hey, great code! And I really appreciate the fact that you post code, like this, and help people out. That's really cool. (And I'm gonna start posting more code, myself. I haven't did so in a while. Especially now that I'm downloading here so much...)
There is one thing, though. I was wondering if you know of any way to recompress files, or to compress archived files, to obtain a much lower compression? I'm desperately looking for something like that. I've seen it done. They turn like 100 meg files into these 50k files. (And I'd KILL for some source code to whatever they made those with!) And if you happen to know of anything that might help with that, I'd certainly appreciate it.
And thanks again. 5 stars from me! (Well, I guess I'll have to vote later, since it won't let me, for some reason... LOL Great code anyway, though!)
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7/8/2004 8:57:40 AM: Lawrence Wagerfield
keeps on saying "cant find object or library" when ever i click on any thing
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7/8/2004 9:00:11 AM: Lawrence Wagerfield
sorry, i meant PROJECT OR LIBRARY
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7/8/2004 9:02:34 AM: Lawrence Wagerfield
which libraries/references do i need selected?
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10/16/2004 1:11:18 PM:
marco, great job with the compression codes...i am in need to convert the LZSS compression code to use with VBScript/ASP to compress a string and decompress it and show the output on the screen. please give some help in this regard.
thanks,
mp
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3/26/2005 1:33:29 AM:
Excellent!!!
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3/31/2005 10:12:58 AM: Nick Bullar
Keep getting the
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3/31/2005 10:13:44 AM: Nick Bullar
Keep getting the 'cant find project or
library' error too. Trying to run code in vb6 on a winxp machine. This code is mostly way beyond my level but i made a program to construct a bytearray table of a file then use one of the modules to compress it. I then have no idea how i can decompress it.
What i really i need is to get YOUR code working cos it looks great.
Any help would be appreciated.
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11/2/2005 1:20:42 AM: Chad Gutowsky
FOR REAL, thankzzz.... Humans with this much time to give away are very rare. The logic is above the call, but you saved me massive time on my project. RLE Loop wins hands down for my needs. I can't thank you enough. Thanks for sharing. ^O^
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10/12/2007 3:39:09 PM: SCINER
Hello Marco!
Please write me on lenar2003@mail.ru please.
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11/20/2007 11:59:37 PM: john
please can i get in contact with the writter of this code. i am doing a
project on compression in school (lagos state polytechnic, Nigeria) and
would like his help. i am doing a comparison of various text compression
algorithms and would be greatful if he can provide information about
some
of the compressors he deigned into his code.
please need your help so i can beat deadline for submission.
i have material for some lke huffman, RLE LZW, arithm and if i can get your documentation fot the others you will besaving me. hope to hear from you
i hope this statement is not disrespectful. john
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8/31/2008 4:15:11 PM: Achmad Junus
I am sure that there are still room for speed improvement. I'll wait for next update ;-)
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9/11/2008 6:16:55 AM: Marco v/d Berg
Very nice code
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10/22/2008 1:32:25 PM: Jeff Taylor
This rocks! Maybe the next level is to have decompression... 5 globes
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10/22/2008 10:38:28 PM: David
hello sir
you've got a complete collection of codes in this program.i am currently doing an analysis project on dynamic arithmatic bitwise compression.i was wondering if you have any data on this compressor,because i can only find out about arithmetic coding on the net..i would really appreciate it if you could help me sir.just contact me via email if want.thanx alot =)
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