LZX

The information page about LZX, the most powerful archiver (freeware) available for Amiga.

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Single File Test

SINGLE FILE TEST Two of the files tested ("book1" and "obj2") were taken from the Calgary Corpus, a popular benchmark for compression programs. ...

Registration and The Future

REGISTRATION AND THE FUTURE LZX was developed over the period of approximately one and a half years. A lot of thought went into every component of LZX, ...

Multiple File Test

MULTIPLE FILE TEST The files in "lha_e138.run" (the distribution archive of LhA 1.38e) were extracted and recompressed with various archivers. ...

Benchmarks

BENCHMARKS The benchmarks were performed on the following setup: Amiga 3000/25 35 MHz 68040 Accelerator 8 Megabytes of 60 ns FAST RAM 4 Megabytes of 80 ns ...

Maximum compression

'-9' - MAXIMUM COMPRESSION [68020/68030 and 68040/68060 REGISTERED VERSIONS ONLY] This option causes LZX to use its "maximum compression" mode; ...

Compatibility

COMPATIBILITY Almost without exception, the output of any new compression algorithm will be incompatible with that of existing algorithms. ...

Add

'a' - ADD FILES TO ARCHIVE(S) The add command adds one or more files to one or more archives, although typically it is used to add files to only one archive ...

System Requirements

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS LZX will run on an Amiga with any 680x0 CPU and AmigaDOS 1.2 or later, although it prefers AmigaDOS Release 2 or later. ...