If you need to provide "isize" instead of "osize" to the decoder, please use LZ4_uncompress_unknownOutputSize(), which is safer.
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Most of the change is due to a modification in the performance parameter (HASH_LOG) now set to 12, to match Intel L1 cache processors.
You can change it back to 17 to get back previous compression ratio.
AMD users are invited to try HASH_LOG = 13, since AMD L1 cache is twice larger.
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New function : LZ4_uncompress_unknownOutputSize : secure but slower version which also guess the size of data to be decoded
The demo file compression program (main.c) is updated to use these new functions
LZ4_decode is still supported but in deprecated status, due to its vulnerability to malicious buffer overflow scenario
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Checked : OS X compatibility (Thanks Abhinav)
Corrected : Explicit unsigned constant for non C90-compliant C compilers (Thanks to Erik Andersen)
Changed : lowercase filename for case-sensitive file systems (like linux) (Thanks Abhinav & Erik)
Added : Makefile, for gcc (Thanks Abhinav & Erik)
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