About Parallel archiver ...

From	Ramine <ramine@1.1>
Newsgroups	comp.compression
Subject	About Parallel archiver ...
Date	2015-06-23 15:41 -0700
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Hello..


I want to be more clearer about my Parallel archiver, i have designed
my Parallel archiver engine so that you can script or you can automate
the archiving with easy, and as you have noticed i have supported the
best parallel compression algorithms, but what is more interesting
about my Parallel archiver is that you can use it like a database
system with an access of O(1) time complexity , because i have also
designed it like a hashtable that you have to use from the hardisk or 
from memory, this is where my Parallel archiver shines ! The Zip and 
7Zip tools do not support that , and i have just tested for example 7Zip 
GUI tool and i have noticed that on a somewhat bigger archive with for 
example 20000 of files, it will take too much time to add or to delete a 
file, because those accesses are sequential on 7Zip and Zip, but this 
weakness do not exist in my Parallel archiver , because my parallel 
archiver is like a database system that access the files in O(1) time 
complexity, so my Parallel archiver is excellent in that regards, other 
than that i have done a benchmark and i have noticed that my Parallel 
archiver can load an index of 80000 of files in about 9.5 seconds in an 
SSD drive, that's really fast... so i will advice you to take into 
consideration my Parallel archiver because it's an excellent tool.


You can download my new Parallel archiver 3.2 from:

https://sites.google.com/site/aminer68/parallel-archiver

Thank you,
Amine Moulay Ramdane.

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