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diff --git a/vendor/weezl/Changes.md b/vendor/weezl/Changes.md deleted file mode 100644 index d750a60..0000000 --- a/vendor/weezl/Changes.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,48 +0,0 @@ -## Version 0.1.7 - -- Implicit reset is now supported for decoding. - -## Version 0.1.6 - -- Fixed an integer overflow and panic that could occur during decoding. - Decoding performance may degrade after long sequences without a reset code. - -## Version 0.1.5 - -- Added `IntoVec` adapters that simplify in-memory de- and encoding. A further - 'one-shot' interface is exposed in the `Decoder` and `Encoder` themselves - which makes the process a one liner in the simplest cases. Contrary to - `IntoStream`, these are available in all cases and do not require `std`. - -## Version 0.1.4 - -- Added `IntoAsync` adapters for asynchronous de- and encoding. The interface - is implemented only in terms of `futures = 0.3` traits at the moment. -- Code sizes smaller than 2 are now allowed for decoding. Since they do not - roundtrip it is still an error to use them in the decoder but this avoids - accidental panicking, i.e. denial of service, in parsers. - -## Version 0.1.3 - -- Fixes an issue in compression that caused some data to be lost around clear - codes. This could corrupt the data stream. - -## Version 0.1.2 - -- Fixes incorrect compression after `Encoder::reset`. - -## Version 0.1.1 - -- The `IntoStream` types now reuse their internal buffers. -- Added the methods `set_buffer`, `set_buffer_size` to `IntoStream` for both - the encoder and decoder, used to control the automatic allocation. -- Deprecated `IntoStream` in configurations without the `std` feature where the - type can't even be constructed. - -## Version 0.1.0 – Aleph - -- Initial major release -- Support gif and tiff code size changes -- Rough performance numbers: - On i5-4690, 8GiB DIMM DDR3 Synchronous 1600 MHz (0,6 ns) - ~70MB/s encode, ~230MB/s decode |