Merging upstream version 1.9.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Baumann <daniel@debian.org>
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Changes in version 1.8:
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Changes in version 1.9:
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The option "-a, --trailing-error", which makes clzip exit with error
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status 2 if any remaining input is detected after decompressing the last
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member, has been added.
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The option '-l, --list' has been ported from lziprecover.
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When decompressing or testing, up to 6 bytes of trailing data are
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printed if "-vvvv" is specified.
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It is now an error to specify two or more different operations in the
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command line (--decompress, --list or --test).
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The test of the value remaining in the range decoder has been removed.
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(After extensive testing it has been found useless to detect corruption
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in the decompressed data. Eliminating it reduces the number of false
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positives for corruption and makes error detection more accurate).
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Compression time of option '-0' has been reduced by 6%.
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When decompressing, the file specified with the '--output' option is now
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deleted if the input is a terminal.
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Compression time of options '-1' to '-9' has been reduced by 1%.
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The new chapter "Trailing data" has been added to the manual.
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Decompression time has been reduced by 7%.
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A harmless check failure on Windows, caused by the failed comparison of
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a message in text mode, has been fixed.
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In test mode, clzip now continues checking the rest of the files if any
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input file is a terminal.
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Trailing data are now shown both in hexadecimal and as a string of
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printable ASCII characters.
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Three missing chapters have been added to the manual, which now contains
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all the chapters of the lzip manual.
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