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-paq8l is an open source (GPL) file compressor and archiver.
-Last update Mar. 18, 2007 by Matt Mahoney.
-
-Contents of paq8l.zip:
-
-readme.txt - this file
-paq8l.exe - Win32 (MinGW g++) executable for Pentium MMX and higher
-paq-8l_intel.exe - Faster Win32 executable (compiled by Johan de Bock with Intel C++ from http://uclc.info )
-paq8l - Linux executable (by Giorgio Tani, Mar. 18, 2007)
-
-paq8l.cpp - C++ source code for all versions (Mar. 8, 2007)
-paq7asm.asm - NASM/YASM assembler code for Pentium MMX or higher
-paq7asmsse.asm - NASM/YASM for Pentium 4 (SSE2) or higher in 32 bit mode
-paq7asm-x86_64.asm - YASM for x86-64 bit processors (tested in 64 bit Linux)
-
-paq8l can be compiled for other processors without the assembler
-code using the -DNOASM option (but it will run slower).
-The assembler code is the same for all paq7/8 versions.
-
-paq8l was written by Matt Mahoney (as paq8f) with improvements by
-Bill Pettis (based on improvements by Alexander Ratushnyak and
-Przemyslaw Skibinski in the paq8hp* series) and Serge Osnach (additional
-models), and Andrew Paterson (Borland port).  The assembler code was ported 
-to 64 bit by Matthew Fite and 32 bit SSE2 by wowtiger.
-
-Other contributors to the PAQ project: Berto Destasio (tuning earlier
-models for better compression), Johan de Bock (benchmarking, compiling
-fast exectuables), David A. Scott (arithmetic coder improvements),
-Fabio Buffoni (speed optimizations), Jason Schmidt (compression
-improvements), Rudi Cilibrasi (text modeling), and Pavel L. Holoborodko
-(PGM image modeling), and Jari Aalto (licensing/distribution).
-
-This work would not be possible without the benchmarking efforts of
-Marcus Hutter (Hutter prize), Werner Bergmans (maximumcompression.com)
-Johan de Bock (UCLC), Berto Destasio (Emilcont benchmark), Stephan Busch
-(Squeeze Chart), Leonid A. Broukhis (Calgary Corpus Challenge),
-and Black Fox.
-
-A similar (but rewritten) context mixing algorithm is used in
-WinRK 3.0.3 (pwcm mode) by Malcolm Taylor.  Modified versions of 
-PAQ (faster but less compression) are used in UDA and WinUDA by dwing,
-and in xml-wrt by Przemyslaw Skibinski.
-
+fbrowser is a sample and loops audio organizer and browser
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