Add different constraint types (decompression speed, compression memory, parameter constraints)
Separate search space by strategy + strategy selection
Memoize results
Real random restarts
Support multiple files
Support Dictionary inputs
Debug Macro for extra printing
Additional constraint checking
Minor fixes
more param parsing
Add Memory
Change paramVariation
work on feasibility
reformat bench
Changed Paramgrill to use bench.c benchmarking
customlevel macro
Printing Flag
Minor changes
Explicit casting
Makefile fix
casting, type fix
Printing Flag
Minor Changes
comments, helper fn's
The correct parameters are used once, but once `ZSTD_resetCStream()` is
called the default parameters (level 3) are used. Fix this by setting
`requestedParams` in the `ZSTD_initCStream*()` functions.
The added tests both fail before this patch and pass after.
https://github.com/facebook/zstd/pull/1124 broke the test suite
on Linux. Looks like GNU/Hurd is the only operating system where
/dev/random is available for writing by unprivileged processes.
https://github.com/facebook/zstd/pull/1222 reverted the change
introduced by https://github.com/facebook/zstd/pull/1124 for OpenBSD
only, other operating systems need that change to be reverted, too.
Fixes: 2dde9d5abaad ("Write to /dev/random for test")
Complements: 276988f7948d ("OpenBSD is unable to write to /dev/zero")
OpenBSD's port building infrastructure is able to build in a privilege
separated mode. It uses a privilege drop model. Regression tests fail in
this mode as xz/lzma is unable to set file group and errors out with:
xz: tmp.xz: Cannot set the file group: Operation not permitted
gmake[1]: *** [Makefile:307: zstd-playTests] Error 2
Actually it is not a xz/lzma error but a warning causing zstd's
regression test to fail. Proposed fix is to have xz/lzma not set the
exit status to 2 even if a condition worth a warning was detected (-Q
flag).
https://github.com/facebook/zstd/pull/1124 fixes an issue with GNU/Hurd
being unable to write to /dev/zero. Implemented fix is writing to
/dev/random instead.
On OpenBSD a regular user is unable to write to /dev/random because of
permissions set on this device. Result is failing a regression test.
Proposed solution should work for all platforms.
[zstdmt] Fix jobsize bugs
* `ZSTDMT_serialState_reset()` should use `targetSectionSize`, not `jobSize` when sizing the seqstore.
Add an assert that checks that we sized the seqstore using the right job size.
* `ZSTDMT_compressionJob()` should check if `rawSeqStore.seq == NULL`.
* `ZSTDMT_initCStream_internal()` should not adjust `mtctx->params.jobSize` (clamping to MIN/MAX is okay).
