fgbzip2 is a parallel implementation of bzip2 block-sorting file compressor that uses tbb::flow. The output of this application is fully compatible with bzip2 v1.0.6 or newer.

This example includes software developed by Julian R Seward. See here for copyright information.
It exemplifies support for asynchronous capabilities in the flow graph API, in particular async_node and async_msg.

This example uses C++11 lambda expressions. Specifying a compiler option such as -std=c++11 or similar might be necessary in order to build the example. For more information please refer to the documentation for the compiler you use.

System Requirements

For the most up to date system requirements, see the release notes.

Files
fgbzip2.cpp
Flow Graph implementation of bzip2 compressor.
blocksort.cpp
Block sorting machinery of libbzip2.
bzlib.cpp
libbzip2 top-level functions.
bzlib.h
Public header file for the libbzip2.
bzlib_private.h
Private header file for the libbzip2.
compress.cpp
Compression machinery of libbzip2.
crctable.cpp
libbzip2 table for doing CRCs.
decompress.cpp
Decompression machinery of libbzip2.
huffman.cpp
Huffman coding low-level stuff of libbzip2.
randtable.cpp
libbzip2 table for randomising repetitive blocks.
Makefile
Makefile for building the example.
Directories
msvs
Contains Microsoft* Visual Studio* workspace for building and running the example (Windows* systems only).
xcode
Contains Xcode* IDE workspace for building and running the example (OS X* systems only).

For information about the minimum supported version of IDE, see release notes.

Build instructions

General build directions can be found here.

Usage
fgbzip2 -h
Prints the help for command line options
fgbzip2 [-b=value] [-v] [-l=value] [-a=value] [filename]
-b block size in 100 Kb chunks, [1 .. 9]
-v print diagnostic output to screen
-l used memory limit for compression algorithm with 1MB (minimum) granularity
-a name of the used graph async realization - can be async_node or async_msg
filename name of the file to compress
To run a short version of this example, e.g., for use with Intel® Parallel Inspector:
Build a debug version of the example (see the build instructions).
Run it with a small problem size, e.g., fgbzip2 -b=1 -a fgbzip2.

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The "libbzip2" sources for this example is Copyright (c) 1996-2010 Julian R Seward. All rights reserved.

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