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LZ4 v1.10.0 introduces major updates, integrating 600+ commits that significantly enhance its capabilities. This version brings multithreading support to the forefront, harnessing modern multi-core processors to accelerate both compression and decompression processing. It's a good upgrade for users looking to optimize performance in high-throughput environments.
LZ4 v1.9.4 is a maintenance release, featuring a substantial amount (~350 commits) of minor fixes and improvements, making it a recommended upgrade. The stable portion of liblz4 API is unmodified, making this release a drop-in replacement for existing features.
Performance wasn't a major focus of this release, but there are nonetheless a few improvements...
LZ4 v1.9.3 is a maintenance release, offering more than 200+ commits to fix multiple corner cases and build scenarios. Update is recommended. Existing liblz4 API is not modified, so it should be a drop-in replacement.
On the build side, multiple rounds of improvements, thanks to contributors such as @wolfpld and @remittor, make this version generate __faster...
This is primarily a bugfix release, driven by the bugs found and fixed since LZ4 recent integration into Google's oss-fuzz, initiated by @cmeister2 . The new capability was put to good use by @terrelln, dramatically expanding the number of scenarios covered by the profile-guided fuzzer. These scenarios were already covered by unguided fuzzers, but a few bugs require a large combinations of fact...
This is a point release, which main objective is to fix a read out-of-bound issue reported in the decoder of v1.9.0. Upgrade from this version is recommended.
A few other improvements were also merged during this time frame (listed below).
A visible user-facing one is the introduction of a new command --list, started by @gabrielstedman, which makes it possible to peek at the internals of a `...