The bzip2 application was designed to be a high-quality data compressor. It typically compresses files to within 10% to 15% of the best available techniques (the PPM family of statistical compressors), whilst being around twice as fast at compression and six times faster at decompression.
Why would I want to use it?
– Because it compresses well. So it packs more stuff into your overfull disk drives, distribution CDs, backup tapes, USB sticks, etc. And/or it reduces your customer download times, long distance network traffic, etc. It's not the world's fastest compressor, but it's still fast enough to be very useful.
– Because it's open-source (BSD-style license), and, as far as I know, patent-free. (To the best of my knowledge. I can't afford to do a full patent search, so I can't guarantee this. Caveat emptor). So you can use it for whatever you like. Naturally, the source code is part of the distribution.
– Because it supports (limited) recovery from media errors. If you are trying to restore compressed data from a backup tape or disk, and that data contains some errors, bzip2 may still be able to decompress those parts of the file which are undamaged.
– Because you already know how to use it. bzip2's command line flags are similar to those of GNU Gzip, so if you know how to use gzip, you know how to use bzip2.
– Because it's very portable. It should run on any 32 or 64-bit machine with an ANSI C compiler. The distribution should compile unmodified on Unix and Win32 systems. Earlier versions have been ported with little difficulty to a large number of weird and wonderful systems.
– Because (by now, late 2007) everybody else uses it too.
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BinPack is a set of programs for lossless data compression, written by
Jeremy Hylton of CSIRO, that implement the Deflate algorithm, described
in RFC 1952. This article documents version 0.9.5 of BinPack.
BinPack consists of a collection of programs to handle the compression
and decompression of data. In addition to the usual stand-alone
compress and decompress programs, BinPack includes a compression library
which is used to implement the actual compression algorithm in other
programs. The library is usable as a library on its own, and also
provides a basic implementation of the de-Flat algorithm.
If you are reading this article, it means you have a copy of BinPack
and want to know how to use it. The basic tutorial is at
If you would rather have a program or collection of programs to use
instead of the library, you can download BinPack itself, or any of the
other programs, from the same site. The current version is BinPack-0.9.5.tar.gz.
BinPack is available in source code form, and in the bzip2-1.0.4tar.gz
archive. The archive also contains example source code and shell
scripts for building programs and testing the BinPack library.
The bzip2 program
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The bzip2 program (version 0.9.5) is a program for reducing the
size of data using the Burrows-Wheeler block sorting transform,
described in RFC 1951. A large body of common files, such as text
files and graphics, are already compressed with this technique. The
bzip2 program was originally written by Mark Adler as part of the gzip
program. It has since been expanded to support decompression of.bz2
files, and to retain the option to handle.bz2 files that contain
the (patent-encumbered) LZW algorithm.
The bzip2 documentation
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BinPack’s bzip2 program is written in ANSI C. The best documentation
for using the program is the header file bzip2.h, which is included
with BinPack. If you do not have that file, you
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– Version number: As usual for ‘bzip2’ versions, this number can be arbitrary. You can even have non-numeric version numbers, if you want. If you want to allow for future changes, or use a format which bzip2 does not officially support, just keep incrementing the pre-release number and calling it a day.
– Source ID: This is the name of the source file (with version number, of course) within the tarball.
– Revision ID: This is the name of the ‘bzip2revision’ file within the tarball.
– Timestamp: I use the value of ‘date +%a %d %b %Y’ in the file. You may like to change this to suit your own preferences. This is used in the copyright notice.
– Deflate decompression speed: ’62’ == default, ‘101’ is real fast, ‘999’ is super-fast. I use ‘101’ myself. This is used in the copyright notice.
– Compression ratio: ‘1.0’ == default, ‘0.85’ is quite good, ‘0.64’ is pretty good, ‘0.40’ is ok, ‘0.20’ is not so good, ‘0.10’ is not so bad, ‘0.05’ is ok. I use ‘0.64’ myself. This is used in the copyright notice.
– Entropy coding: ‘1.0’ == default, ‘0.4’ is fast, ‘0.5’ is better than fast. I use ‘0.5’. This is used in the copyright notice.
– Library features: By default, bzip2 uses an ANSI C compatible zlib compatible library. Other options are possible. This is used in the copyright notice.
– Compiler: ANSI C, including Microsoft’s well-known cruddy ANSI C. No other compilers or programming languages are supported, nor should they be. This is used in the copyright notice.
– Start of file: ‘0’ means just the start of the file, ‘1’ means just before the first block of zero-runlen blocks, ‘2’ means just after the last block of zero-runlen blocks, and ’99’ means right in the middle of a block of zero-runlen blocks. You can use any other value if you want to be clever. This is used in the copyright notice.
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The bzip2 compressed data format was designed by Phil Katz, with a version 0.9
arrival in 1995. It has been implemented by Gilles Vollant, Markus Kuhn and others at
Guelph. An updated version 0.9.1 was released in 1996.
With hindsight, there were at least four different ways to solve the same problem:
1. use the LZ77/LZ78 method (see
bzip2 (both 0.9 and 0.9.1) use this method.
2. use Huffman coding. (see
In fact, one of the main original
developers of bzip2, Markus Gagel, also has made a Huffman compressor. I don’t know
if this is used in any current version of bzip2.
3. use arithmetic coding. (see
This isn’t used by bzip2 yet, but
it’s what the PPM family of statistical compressors use.
4. use a combination of Huffman and LZ77.
Gilles Vollant used a combination of the first three approaches. Phil Katz took a
combination of the first two, but he also added a third major component, called
“dictionaries”. This is another advance in compression efficiency, and is used
by most of the recent statistical compressors, such as gzip, LZMA and PPMd.
In order to avoid too much patent-related legal hassle (e.g. GNU Gzip has received
no end of criticism for including a patent-encumbered Huffman code), bzip2 uses a
variant of the first method, and discourages the use of the other three methods.
Basically, bzip2 uses a kind of pseudo-Huffman coding, where the symbols are replaced
by a canonical alphabet of length 256, and the code lengths of the alphabets are stored
in an uncompressed form. The code lengths are then translated to binary form by a
lookup table. Note that this means that there are lots of unused code lengths. But
this is unavoidable if you want your code to be
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The bzip2 compressed file format was designed to decompress reliably and
efficiently on hardware of many different types, from expensive mainframes
to cheap desktop PCs. It is robust, implementing a highly reliable
algorithm which can be computed quickly in a wide range of hardware
environments. The bzip2 compression algorithm, described in U.S. patent
6,067,266 (D. J. Kahan, A. R. Menezes, C. P. Williams), is now an
encoding method in the ISO base media file format.
bzip2 is free software, with all rights reserved. The complete source
code is available on request.
About bzip2:
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bzip2, short for “bzip2 compression program”, was written by David
Korzi. It is currently maintained by Patrick McCarty, development is
done at the University of California, San Francisco. The idea for bzip2
came from an article on reversible data compression algorithms (by
Jean-Loup Gailly and Mark Adler), which was in turn based on work by
Burger, Neubauer, and Wiechert. The naming of bzip2 came from the
test-driver program (bzip2ct) which is included in the bzip2
distribution.
bzip2 has an excellent support for data sets which have a different
order of bytes within each record (i.e. a checksum or a CRC).
bzip2 is about twice as fast at compression as PPM is, and about six
times faster at decompression.
bzip2 is stable, thread-safe, and lacks serious design flaws.
bzip2 is intended to be a general-purpose compressor with an
unremarkable source code.
Test:
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To test the bzip2 compressor, use this command:
bzip2 -vvv file > /dev/null
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