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On machines with limited resources a fair tradeoff could be trading result size with less memory and cpu consumption. Expose a variable that overrides the default (9). Note: xz is often used to gain maximum possible compression, so avoid lowering this if possible.
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On machines with limited resources a fair tradeoff could be trading result size with less memory and cpu consumption. Expose a variable that overrides the default (9). Note: xz is often used to gain maximum possible compression, so avoid lowering this if possible. PR-URL: #1428 Reviewed-By: Rod Vagg <rod@vagg.org>
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Committed in c7769d4. Thanks for the review, Rod. |
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On machines with limited resources a fair tradeoff could be trading result size with less memory and cpu consumption. Expose a variable that overrides the default (9).
Note: xz is often used to gain maximum possible compression, so avoid lowering this if possible.
Refs #1396.