On Tue, Mar 23, 2004 at 09:46:07AM -0800, Matt Massie wrote:
> brooks talk about using LZ compression to save the CPU costs associated
> with zlib.  does anyone have code to do that?  

What I was actually trying suggesting was looking at the research on XML
compression.  There are specific compressors, generally based on LZ that
perform better then an ignorant compressor.  Search citeseer for "xml
compression" to look at the body of work.  An example on one paper shows
the compression of a 15.9MB file to 1.6MB with gzip, but a specalized
compressor yeilds a .82MB.  It does us zlib, but preprocessing of the
XML allows zlib to do a much better job.

-- Brooks

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