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As an addition to the great if statement trivial hash machine learning advanced condition-based AI logic database (sorry.. couldn't resist) i would suggest to implement a list of files/folders in categories (like archives, database, etc.) that are not meant to be compressed instead of a huge list with little to no explanation.
For files this would be etl, etw and other database or log files (like from Windows Search):
This would speed up the tool even more and SSD wear would be less.
Also a really cool option would be a way to scan for magic numbers: Read the first four bytes of a file (if the file extension is unknown) and compare that with a list of known magic numbers and decide on how to compress these.
A possible solution to programmatically get some of those files/paths would be to read the registry and see where some of those files are stored...
Thanks for this great tool! Works better than anything else i used before as it's using the API instead of just being a wrapper for compact.exe. Very nice!
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As an addition to the great if statement trivial hash machine learning advanced condition-based AI logic database (sorry.. couldn't resist) i would suggest to implement a list of files/folders in categories (like archives, database, etc.) that are not meant to be compressed instead of a huge list with little to no explanation.
For files this would be etl, etw and other database or log files (like from Windows Search):
This would speed up the tool even more and SSD wear would be less.
Also a really cool option would be a way to scan for magic numbers: Read the first four bytes of a file (if the file extension is unknown) and compare that with a list of known magic numbers and decide on how to compress these.
A possible solution to programmatically get some of those files/paths would be to read the registry and see where some of those files are stored...
Thanks for this great tool! Works better than anything else i used before as it's using the API instead of just being a wrapper for compact.exe. Very nice!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: