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                                   INTRODUCTION
 
                                   INTRODUCTION
 

-This is wimlib version 1.7.5-BETA (January 2015).  wimlib is a C library for
+This is wimlib version 1.8.1-BETA (April 2015).  wimlib is a C library for

 creating, modifying, extracting, and mounting files in the Windows Imaging
 Format (WIM files).  wimlib and its command-line frontend 'wimlib-imagex'
 provide a free and cross-platform alternative to Microsoft's WIMGAPI, ImageX,
 creating, modifying, extracting, and mounting files in the Windows Imaging
 Format (WIM files).  wimlib and its command-line frontend 'wimlib-imagex'
 provide a free and cross-platform alternative to Microsoft's WIMGAPI, ImageX,


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                                 COMPRESSION RATIO
 
 wimlib (and wimlib-imagex) can create XPRESS, LZX, or LZMS compressed WIM files.
                                 COMPRESSION RATIO
 
 wimlib (and wimlib-imagex) can create XPRESS, LZX, or LZMS compressed WIM files.

-wimlib includes its own compression codecs and does not use the compression API
-available on some versions of Windows.
-
-I have gradually been improving the compression codecs in wimlib.  For all three
-codecs, they now usually outperform and outcompress the equivalent Microsoft
-implementations.  Although results will vary depending on the data being
-compressed, in the table below I present the results for a common use case:
-compressing an x86 Windows PE image.  Each row displays the compression type,
-the size of the resulting WIM file in bytes, and how many seconds it took to
-create the file.  When applicable, the results with the equivalent Microsoft
-implementation in WIMGAPI is included.
+wimlib's compression codecs usually outperform and outcompress their Microsoft
+equivalents.  Although results will vary depending on the data being compressed,
+the table below shows results for a common use case: creating an x86 Windows PE
+image ("boot.wim").  Each row shows the compression type, the size of the
+resulting WIM file in bytes, and the time it took to create the file.  When
+possible, the results with the Microsoft equivalent are included.

 
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-  | Compression            ||  wimlib (v1.7.5-BETA)  |  WIMGAPI (Windows 8.1) |
+  | Compression            ||  wimlib (v1.8.0)       |  WIMGAPI (Windows 8.1) |

   =============================================================================
   | None             [1]   ||  361,314,224 in 2.4s   |  361,315,338 in 4.5s   |
   | XPRESS           [2]   ||  138,218,750 in 3.0s   |  140,457,436 in 6.0s   |
   =============================================================================
   | None             [1]   ||  361,314,224 in 2.4s   |  361,315,338 in 4.5s   |
   | XPRESS           [2]   ||  138,218,750 in 3.0s   |  140,457,436 in 6.0s   |


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 The compression ratio provided by wimlib is also competitive with commonly used
 archive formats.  Below are file sizes that result when the Canterbury corpus is
 
 The compression ratio provided by wimlib is also competitive with commonly used
 archive formats.  Below are file sizes that result when the Canterbury corpus is

-compressed with wimlib (v1.7.5), WIMGAPI (Windows 8.1), and some other
+compressed with wimlib (v1.8.0), WIMGAPI (Windows 8.1), and some other

 formats/programs:
 
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 formats/programs:
 
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