lzbench 2.0 and 2.0.1

The releases of versions 2.0 and 2.0.1 of the console utility took place on February 6 and 12. lzbench, designed for comparing many popular compression and decompression algorithms (the list can be retrieved using the command lzbench -l).

The utility is written in C and C++ and is distributed under the GNU GPL 2 or GPL 3 license.

Change log:

• exit code > 0 is returned in case of failure of one of the algorithms;
• fixed output redirection error when using tee;
• using a single thread for kanzi.

New algorithms added:

• zlib-ng 2.2.3;
• lizard 2.1;
• LZAV 4.5;
• libbsc 3.3.5;
• ppmd8 from 7-zip 24.09;
• kanzi 2.3;
• tamp 1.3.1.

Algorithms updated:

• nvcomp 2.2.0;
• slz 1.2.1;
• snappy 1.2.1;
• brotli 1.1.0;
• blosclz 2.5.1 (from c-blosc 1.21.6);
• lzlib 1.15;
• xz 5.6.3;
• zlib 1.3.1;
• lzma 24.09;
• libdeflate 1.23;
• zstd 1.5.6;
• lz4 1.10.0.

Source: linux.org.ru