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pylzma 0.4.3 released
I’m pleased to announce the release of PyLZMA 0.4.3!
PyLZMA provides a platform independent Python wrapper for the LZMA compression SDK and basic support for reading .7z archives.
Changes since 0.4.2
initial support for AES256-SHA256 encrypted archives (Bugzilla #7)
improved decompression speed (GitHub #1)
fixed potential segfault on file compression (Bugzilla #13)
fixed issue when parsing .7z files without CRC informations
fixed wrong import in setup.py on non-windows platforms (Bugzilla #11)
various other small bugfixes, improvements
You can get the source tarball from the Python Package Index or from github. Windows binary eggs will be available in the next days.
If you’re using easy_install, grab the latest version using
easy_install -U pylzma
Please report any issues you are having with the new version to my bugtracker.
Monday, January 17th, 2011
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python-libevent preview available
If you want to use the power of libevent in your Python programs, you might want to checkout the new library #8220;python-libevent #8221;.
Initial preview code has been released on github, feedback is very welcome!
Tested with Python 2.5+ and libevent2.0.9+ on Linux (x86_64).
Tuesday, November 30th, 2010
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python-continuum released
As a result of the article I discovered yesterday, there is a new Python library available now which can be used to perform consistent hashing. See this page for details and Github for some code.
Monday, November 15th, 2010
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Consistent Hashing
Just stumbled upon an article explaining the technique of #8220;consistent hashing #8221;. Something that helps in determining one of several horizontally scaled servers to use for a given (cache) key.
Nice read and something I didn #8217;t hear of before:
http://www.tomkleinpeter.com/2008/03/17/programmers-toolbox-part-3-consistent-hashing/
Already thinking of where to use it #8230;
Sunday, November 14th, 2010
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MemoryModule and 64bit DLLs
Yay, I finally added experimental support for 64bit DLLs to MemoryModule! The code has moved to Github, so feel free to check it out and see if it works for your DLLs, too.
Sunday, October 24th, 2010
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Compressed 7z archives
Initial support for compressed 7z archives has just been added to the git repository of PyLZMA. Please test with your files and report any issues you find to the issue tracker #8211; either on github or my bugzilla.
Saturday, October 23rd, 2010
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Comments enabled
Comments have been missing on some pages.
This has been fixed (or better #8220;added #8221;) in the corresponding templates, so you can leave a short message for me pretty much everywhere now.
Oh, and please don #8217;t use this to send spam to the world #8211; your comments will be moderated anyway #8230;
Thursday, August 5th, 2010
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pylzma 0.4.2 released
I #8217;m pleased to announce the release of PyLZMA 0.4.2!
PyLZMA provides a platform independent Python wrapper for the LZMA compression SDK and basic support for reading .7z archives.
Changes since 0.4.1
improved speed on Windows (issue #10, thanks to David Agnew)
added missing files required for multithreading support to source release when packaged on Linux
fixed compilation with MinGW
updated wrong package metadata
You can get the source tarball from the Python Package Index or from github. Windows binary eggs will be available in the next days.
If you #8217;re using easy_install, grab the latest version using
easy_install -U pylzma
Please report any issues you are having with the new version to my bugtracker.
Tuesday, May 4th, 2010
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pylzma 0.4.1 released
I #8217;m pleased to announce the release of PyLZMA 0.4.1!
PyLZMA provides a platform independent Python wrapper for the LZMA compression SDK and basic support for reading .7z archives.
Changes since 0.3.0
updated LZMA SDK to latest version 4.65
plain ANSI C now
fixed potential segfaults when running on 64bit (issue #9)
fixed compilation errors with newer versions of gcc (issue #6)
fixed compilation error on OSX
supports copy/zip/bzip2 compressed files in .7z archives
fixes CRC calculation across different Python versions
minor code cleanups
You can get the source tarball from the Python Package Index or from github. Windows binary eggs will be available in the next days.
If you #8217;re using easy_install, grab the latest version using
easy_install -U pylzma
Please report any issues you are having with the new version to my bugtracker.
Monday, April 26th, 2010
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pylzma moved to github
PyLZMA, the Python wrapper for the LZMA library has moved to github and can be reached at http://github.com/fancycode/pylzma. I #8217;m planning to release an updated version soon, that fixes some pending bugs and uses the latest version of the LZMA SDK.
Tuesday, April 20th, 2010
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