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kenneth.skovhede@gmail.com a02cdfc6cd Update issue #245
Status: Fixed

After a lot of work, I have now re-written the entire SharpRSync library.
My tests indicate that generating a diff file for an 8gb file took 10 minutes before, and now takes 8 minutes.
A delta for the same (unchanged) 8GB file took 58 minutes, and now takes 7 minutes.

The implementation seems to run faster under 64 bit, but I'm unsure if it is
related to the actual instructions issued, or the address simulation/conversion done by the OS.

I have also greatly optimized the amount of memory required by the program.
On windows, a delta for an 8GB file can be now be created with a total of 125 mb required memory.
The base app takes 65mb, so the used memory is around 60mb, and the raw diff file is approximately 44mb.

I compared it a bit to the rdiff program on linux.
For a 150mb file, rdiff takes about 1 second to generate a diff, and the same for a delta.
SharpRSync runs the same in about 7 seconds, although some of that is the mono startup and library loading.

For a 8gb file rdiff can generate a diff in about 500 seconds, where SharpRSync takes about 590 seconds.
When generating a delta, rdiff uses 530 seconds, and SharpRSync uses 770 seconds.
The last measurement is inaccurate as the memory requirement under mono is greater, and the test machine
had low memory, so there was a lot of swapping going on.

An interesting side effect is that the rdiff generated delta file is about 380kb, where the SharpRSync delta is 15 bytes.
This is because rdiff does not do the sequence matching optimization mentioned on the librsync page (last paragraph):
http://rsync.samba.org/tech_report/node4.html

Further optimization should probably focus on getting the MD4 algorithm to run faster.

git-svn-id: https://duplicati.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@480 59da171f-624f-0410-aa54-27559c288bec
2010-08-21 10:41:57 +00:00

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