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Miscellaneous Forums => Scripting and Reverse Engineering => Topic started by: mav on 2005-05-07 15:57:45
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For long time i used Ficedula's LZSS algorithm in my programs. However it was very slow, so I've searched the internet and I found ChefLZ component. It's written in assembler and it's like... 10 times faster than Fice's in compression/decompression! But there's one problem - it doesn't compress some files correctly - the diffrence is that it produces 4 byte larger files than Fice's algorithm (it adds some bytes at end, rest is same).
My question is - does anyone here know assembler that much so he can help me fix this component ? I really want to use it, because packing & unpacking FF8 with Ficedula's algorithm takes ages...
Here's a link (http://underlab.pl/divide/mav/LZss_Delphi.zip)
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Um, I don't know assembly very well, but if you don't get any useful replies, you should post your topic here:
http://forums.hackthissite.org
The site is full of "hackers" (and wannabes) who are extremly good at programing, etc. and they may be able to help you!
Good Luck!
--RPGillespie