Brian Pugh

another thought: It would be cool that if `cfg->block_count==0` in `lfs_mount`, for it to be automatically be set in `lfs_mount` by the contents of the superblock. However, `cfg` is `const`....

This may or may not be relevant, [but in my stm32h7b0 project, I had to be careful around the dcache](https://github.com/sylverb/game-and-watch-retro-go/blob/185a86cc593b91c921af948b4f5f474157314580/Core/Src/filesystem.c#L79).

> It cannot decompress it's own 'files'. Can you elaborate? What issues are you seeing? > Also levels below 8 crash. This is intentional, in Tamp levels below 8 are...

I know it's not a great response, but it works fine on my M1 macos machine :D I'll try and replicate when I get my hands on my linux box...

I just ran this on a 64 bit linux machine without issues: ``` $ ./lzbench -t16,16 -etamp silesia.tar lzbench 1.8 (64-bit Linux) Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-8500 CPU @ 3.00GHz Assembled by...

@tansy this should be fixed now by [2a9d7d9](https://github.com/inikep/lzbench/pull/135/commits/2a9d7d90db72e289c1d7e588913d0c8126dc555d). The issue was that I was pointing at the reported size `int64_t` with a `size_t *`. This isn't an issue if the...

With tamp, the compression level directly corresponds to the window size. [Tamp's header uses 3 bits to represent the window size:](https://tamp.readthedocs.io/en/latest/specification.html#stream-header) > Number of bits, minus 8, used to represent...

Tamp doesn't perform any allocations, so the user must provide the window buffer. It is much more natural to do: ``` TampCompressor compressor; const WINDOW_BITS = 10; window_buffer = malloc(1

I think enough movement has been made that we can close this issue.

what version of esp-idf are you using? I haven't seen this message before, but I also haven't tested/experimented with more recent esp-idf versions.