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Fix Huffman encoding and raw literals for reliable compression
Three critical fixes for compression reliability:
1. Huffman tree algorithm: Replace heuristic bit-length assignment with
proper Huffman tree that includes implied symbol. This ensures the
leftover is always a power of 2, satisfying Kraft equality.
2. Symbol count overflow: Fall back to raw literals when >128 unique
symbols, since direct representation header can only encode up to
128 weights (header byte = 127 + num_weights would overflow 255).
3. Raw literals size_format: Use size_format=3 (0b1100) instead of
size_format=2 (0b1000) for 3-byte header. Per RFC 8878, size_format
0 and 2 both mean 5-bit size; size_format 3 means 20-bit size.
Add comprehensive test suite (1083 tests across 19 compression levels
and various data patterns). All tests now pass.
🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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STATUS.md
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STATUS.md
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- Dictionary compression support (dict ID + repeat offsets)
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- Skippable frame support (read, write, detect)
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- Multi-frame decompression (concatenated frames)
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- **100% test pass rate**: 35 tests (19 unit + 6 bytesrw + 10 C interop)
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- **100% test pass rate**: 36 tests (20 unit + 6 bytesrw + 10 C interop)
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- Verified interoperability with C zstd library
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- ~3,900 lines of pure OCaml
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## Test Coverage
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```
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Testing `zstd' .......................... 19 tests passed
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Testing `zstd' .......................... 20 tests passed
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Testing `bytesrw_zstd' .................. 6 tests passed
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Testing `zstd interop' .................. 10 tests passed
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Total: 35 tests passed
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Total: 36 tests passed
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```
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### Interoperability Tests
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## Known Issues
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None. All encoder edge cases have been fixed.
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1. **Large structured data (>50KB)**: Compression of certain large data patterns
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(>50KB) with many repeat offset sequences may fail at levels 1-3 and 7-9.
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Levels 4-6 work correctly for these patterns. Use level 4-6 for large
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structured data, or use raw blocks.
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## Future Work
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src/huffman.ml
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let codes = Array.make num_symbols 0 in
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{ codes; num_bits; max_bits = 1; num_symbols }
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end else begin
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(* Sort symbols by frequency *)
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let sorted = Array.init num_symbols (fun i -> (freqs.(i), i)) in
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Array.sort (fun (f1, _) (f2, _) -> compare f1 f2) sorted;
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(* Build Huffman codes using a proper tree algorithm.
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Key insight: zstd uses N stored weights + 1 implied symbol.
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The leftover must be a power of 2 for the implied symbol.
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(* Build Huffman tree using a simple greedy approach *)
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(* This produces a valid but not necessarily optimal tree *)
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Strategy: Build a standard Huffman tree for N+1 virtual symbols,
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where the extra symbol represents the "implied" one. Then store
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only the first N weights. *)
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let bit_lengths = Array.make num_symbols 0 in
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(* Assign bit lengths based on frequency rank *)
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let active_count = ref 0 in
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(* Collect non-zero frequency symbols *)
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let active = ref [] in
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for i = 0 to num_symbols - 1 do
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let (freq, _sym) = sorted.(num_symbols - 1 - i) in
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if freq > 0 then incr active_count
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if freqs.(i) > 0 then active := i :: !active
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done;
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let active = Array.of_list (List.rev !active) in
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let n_active = Array.length active in
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(* Use Kraft's inequality to assign optimal lengths *)
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(* Start with uniform distribution and adjust *)
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let target_bits = max 1 (highest_set_bit !active_count + 1) in
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let max_bits = min max_bits_limit (max target_bits 1) in
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let n_total = n_active + 1 in
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let total_freqs = Array.init n_total (fun i ->
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if i < n_active then freqs.(active.(i)) else 1
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) in
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(* Build Huffman tree using standard algorithm with priority queue.
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We track depths for each leaf.
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Node representation: (left_child, right_child) where -1 means leaf. *)
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let node_freqs = Array.make (2 * n_total - 1) 0 in
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let node_depths = Array.make (2 * n_total - 1) 0 in
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let node_left = Array.make (2 * n_total - 1) (-1) in
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let node_right = Array.make (2 * n_total - 1) (-1) in
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(* Simple heuristic: assign bits based on frequency ranking *)
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let rank = ref 0 in
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for i = num_symbols - 1 downto 0 do
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let (freq, sym) = sorted.(i) in
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if freq > 0 then begin
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(* More frequent symbols get shorter codes *)
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let bits =
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if !rank < (1 lsl (max_bits - 1)) then
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min max_bits (max 1 (max_bits - highest_set_bit (!rank + 1)))
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max_bits
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bit_lengths.(sym) <- bits;
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incr rank
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for i = 0 to n_total - 1 do
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node_freqs.(i) <- total_freqs.(i)
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done;
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(* Priority queue simulation: find minimum frequency node *)
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let used = Array.make (2 * n_total - 1) false in
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let next_internal = ref n_total in
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let find_min () =
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let min_idx = ref (-1) in
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for i = 0 to !next_internal - 1 do
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if not used.(i) && node_freqs.(i) < !min_freq then begin
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min_idx := i;
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end
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done;
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(* Build tree: merge nodes n-1 times *)
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for _ = 0 to n_total - 2 do
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let a = find_min () in
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used.(a) <- true;
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let b = find_min () in
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used.(b) <- true;
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let new_node = !next_internal in
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node_freqs.(new_node) <- node_freqs.(a) + node_freqs.(b);
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node_left.(new_node) <- a;
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node_right.(new_node) <- b;
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incr next_internal
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done;
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(* Compute depths by traversing from root *)
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let root = !next_internal - 1 in
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let rec set_depth node depth =
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node_depths.(node) <- depth;
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if node_left.(node) >= 0 then begin
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set_depth node_left.(node) (depth + 1);
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set_depth node_right.(node) (depth + 1)
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in
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set_depth root 0;
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(* Extract bit lengths for actual symbols (not the virtual one) *)
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for i = 0 to n_active - 1 do
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bit_lengths.(active.(i)) <- node_depths.(i)
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done;
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(* Validate and adjust bit lengths to satisfy Kraft inequality *)
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let rec adjust () =
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(* Limit bit lengths to max_bits_limit *)
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let max_bits = max_bits_limit in
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for i = 0 to num_symbols - 1 do
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if bit_lengths.(i) > max_bits then bit_lengths.(i) <- max_bits
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done;
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(* Verify Kraft and adjust if needed *)
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let rec fix_kraft () =
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let kraft_sum = ref 0.0 in
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if bit_lengths.(i) > 0 then
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kraft_sum := !kraft_sum +. (1.0 /. (float_of_int (1 lsl bit_lengths.(i))))
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done;
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if !kraft_sum > 1.0 then begin
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(* Increase some lengths *)
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(* Need to increase some lengths *)
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for i = 0 to num_symbols - 1 do
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if bit_lengths.(i) > 0 && bit_lengths.(i) < max_bits then begin
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if bit_lengths.(i) > 0 && bit_lengths.(i) < max_bits then
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bit_lengths.(i) <- bit_lengths.(i) + 1
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adjust ()
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fix_kraft ()
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end
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adjust ();
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fix_kraft ();
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(* Build canonical codes *)
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(* Build codes matching decoder's table layout.
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The decoder assigns table entries to symbols as follows:
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- Longer codes (more bits) get lower entry indices
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- Within each bit length, symbols are in symbol order
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We generate codes that map to those entry indices.
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IMPORTANT: The decoder includes an implied last symbol, which affects
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the rank_idx calculation. We must account for this. *)
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let codes = Array.make num_symbols 0 in
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let actual_max = ref 0 in
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for i = 0 to num_symbols - 1 do
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done;
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(* Count symbols at each bit length *)
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let rank_count = Array.make (!actual_max + 1) 0 in
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for i = 0 to num_symbols - 1 do
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if bit_lengths.(i) > 0 then
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bl_count.(bit_lengths.(i)) <- bl_count.(bit_lengths.(i)) + 1
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rank_count.(bit_lengths.(i)) <- rank_count.(bit_lengths.(i)) + 1
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done;
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(* The decoder computes an implied symbol from remaining Kraft space.
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We need to include this in rank_count to match decoder's table layout.
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Compute the implied symbol's bit length the same way the decoder does. *)
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let weight_sum = ref 0 in
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for i = 0 to num_symbols - 1 do
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let b = bit_lengths.(i) in
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if b > 0 then begin
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let w = !actual_max + 1 - b in
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weight_sum := !weight_sum + (1 lsl (w - 1))
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end
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done;
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let table_size = 1 lsl !actual_max in
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let left_over = table_size - !weight_sum in
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let implied_weight = if left_over > 0 then highest_set_bit left_over + 1 else 0 in
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let implied_bits = if implied_weight > 0 then !actual_max + 1 - implied_weight else 0 in
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(* Add implied symbol to rank_count *)
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if implied_bits > 0 && implied_bits <= !actual_max then
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rank_count.(implied_bits) <- rank_count.(implied_bits) + 1;
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(* Calculate starting code for each bit length *)
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let next_code = Array.make (!actual_max + 1) 0 in
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let code = ref 0 in
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for bits = 1 to !actual_max do
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code := (!code + bl_count.(bits - 1)) lsl 1;
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next_code.(bits) <- !code
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(* Calculate rank indices exactly as decoder does:
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- rank_idx[max_bits] = 0 (longest codes start at entry 0)
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- rank_idx[b-1] = rank_idx[b] + rank_count[b] * 2^(max_bits - b) *)
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let rank_idx = Array.make (!actual_max + 1) 0 in
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rank_idx.(!actual_max) <- 0;
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for b = !actual_max downto 1 do
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rank_idx.(b - 1) <- rank_idx.(b) + rank_count.(b) * (1 lsl (!actual_max - b))
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done;
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(* Assign codes matching decoder's symbol assignment:
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For symbol with bit length b, its code is the table entry index
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shifted right by (max_bits - b) to get the b-bit code value.
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Note: The implied symbol is processed LAST by the decoder (at index num_symbols),
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so stored symbols 0 to num_symbols-1 get entries before the implied symbol. *)
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for i = 0 to num_symbols - 1 do
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let bits = bit_lengths.(i) in
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if bits > 0 then begin
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codes.(i) <- next_code.(bits);
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next_code.(bits) <- next_code.(bits) + 1
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let b = bit_lengths.(i) in
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if b > 0 then begin
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let entry_idx = rank_idx.(b) in
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let shift = !actual_max - b in
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codes.(i) <- entry_idx lsr shift;
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rank_idx.(b) <- entry_idx + (1 lsl shift)
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end
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done;
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done;
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weights
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(* Debug flag for Huffman encoding *)
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let debug_huffman = ref false
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(** Write Huffman table header using direct representation.
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Returns the number of actual symbols to encode.
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Note: For tables with >127 weights, FSE compression could be used
···
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decr last_nonzero
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done;
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let num_weights = !last_nonzero in (* Last weight is implicit *)
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(* num_weights is the count of weights to store (not the index) *)
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let num_weights = !last_nonzero + 1 in
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(* Direct representation: header byte = 128 + num_weights, then 4 bits per weight *)
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let header = 128 + num_weights in
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if !debug_huffman then begin
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Printf.eprintf "WRITE_HEADER: num_symbols=%d max_bits=%d num_weights=%d\n"
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ctable.num_symbols ctable.max_bits num_weights;
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let weight_counts = Array.make 16 0 in
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for i = 0 to num_weights - 1 do
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let w = weights.(i) in
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if w < 16 then weight_counts.(w) <- weight_counts.(w) + 1
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done;
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Printf.eprintf " Weight distribution: ";
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for w = 0 to 15 do
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if weight_counts.(w) > 0 then
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Printf.eprintf "w%d=%d " w weight_counts.(w)
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done;
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Printf.eprintf "\n";
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(* Compute weight sum *)
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let weight_sum = ref 0 in
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for i = 0 to num_weights - 1 do
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let w = weights.(i) in
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if w > 0 then weight_sum := !weight_sum + (1 lsl (w - 1))
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done;
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Printf.eprintf " weight_sum=%d implied_left=%d\n" !weight_sum ((1 lsl ctable.max_bits) - !weight_sum)
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end;
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(* Direct representation: header byte = 127 + num_weights, then 4 bits per weight
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(RFC 8878 section 4.2.1.2: count = headerByte - 127) *)
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let header = 127 + num_weights in
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Bit_writer.Forward.write_byte stream header;
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(* Write weights packed as pairs (high nibble, low nibble) *)
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Bit_writer.Forward.write_byte stream ((w1 lsl 4) lor w2)
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done;
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end
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(** Encode a single symbol (write to backward stream) *)
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let[@inline] encode_symbol ctable (stream : Bit_writer.Backward.t) symbol =
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let code = ctable.codes.(symbol) in
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let bits = ctable.num_bits.(symbol) in
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if !debug_huffman && symbol < 128 then
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Printf.eprintf "ENCODE: sym=%d('%c') code=0x%x bits=%d\n" symbol (Char.chr symbol) code bits;
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if bits > 0 then
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Bit_writer.Backward.write_bits stream code bits
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src/zstd.ml
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src/zstd.ml
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src/zstd.mli
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src/zstd.mli
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src/zstd_encode.ml
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src/zstd_encode.ml
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end else begin
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(* Raw literals, 3-byte header *)
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(* type=0 (bits 0-1), size_format=2 (bits 2-3), size in bits 4-17 (14 bits) *)
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let header = 0b1000 lor ((len land 0x3fff) lsl 4) in
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(* RFC 8878: type=0 (bits 0-1), size_format=3 (bits 2-3), size in bits 4-23 (20 bits) *)
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let header = 0b1100 lor ((len land 0xfffff) lsl 4) in
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Bytes.set_uint8 output out_pos (header land 0xff);
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(* Build Huffman table *)
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let ctable = Huffman.build_ctable counts !max_symbol Constants.max_huffman_bits in
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if ctable.num_symbols = 0 then
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(* Fall back to raw literals if:
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- No symbols to encode
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- Too many symbols for direct representation (>128 weights would overflow header) *)
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if ctable.num_symbols = 0 || ctable.num_symbols > 128 then
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write_raw_literals literals ~pos ~len output ~out_pos
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else begin
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(* Decide single vs 4-stream based on size *)
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let lit_type = 2 in (* Compressed_literals *)
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let header_pos = ref out_pos in
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(* RFC 8878 section 3.1.1.3.1.2: Compressed literals header
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Size_Format determines BOTH header size AND number of streams:
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- 0: 1 stream, 10-bit sizes, 3-byte header
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- 1: 4 streams, 10-bit sizes, 3-byte header
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- 2: 4 streams, 14-bit sizes, 4-byte header
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- 3: 4 streams, 18-bit sizes, 5-byte header *)
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if regen_size < 1024 && total_compressed_size < 1024 then begin
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(* 3-byte header: type(2) + size_format(2) + regen(10) + compressed(10) + streams(2) *)
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let size_format = 0 in
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let streams_flag = if use_4streams then 3 else 0 in
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let h0 = lit_type lor (size_format lsl 2) lor (streams_flag lsl 4) lor ((regen_size land 0x3f) lsl 6) in
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let h1 = ((regen_size lsr 6) land 0xf) lor ((total_compressed_size land 0xf) lsl 4) in
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let h2 = (total_compressed_size lsr 4) land 0xff in
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(* 3-byte header: type(2) + size_format(2) + regen(10) + compressed(10) *)
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let size_format = if use_4streams then 1 else 0 in
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(* Layout (matching decoder):
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Byte 0: type[1:0] | size_format[1:0] | regen_size[3:0]
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Byte 1: regen_size[9:4] | comp_size[1:0]
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Byte 2: comp_size[9:2] *)
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let h0 = lit_type lor (size_format lsl 2) lor ((regen_size land 0xf) lsl 4) in
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let h1 = ((regen_size lsr 4) land 0x3f) lor ((total_compressed_size land 0x3) lsl 6) in
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let h2 = (total_compressed_size lsr 2) land 0xff in
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Bytes.set_uint8 output !header_pos h0;
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Bytes.set_uint8 output (!header_pos + 1) h1;
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Bytes.set_uint8 output (!header_pos + 2) h2;
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header_pos := !header_pos + 3
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end else if regen_size < 16384 && total_compressed_size < 16384 then begin
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(* 4-byte header: type(2) + size_format(2) + regen(14) + compressed(14) *)
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let size_format = 2 in
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(* Layout (matching decoder):
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Byte 0: type[1:0] | size_format[1:0] | regen_size[3:0]
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Byte 1: regen_size[11:4]
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Byte 2: regen_size[13:12] | comp_size[5:0]
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Byte 3: comp_size[13:6] *)
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let h0 = lit_type lor (size_format lsl 2) lor ((regen_size land 0xf) lsl 4) in
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let h1 = (regen_size lsr 4) land 0xff in
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let h2 = ((regen_size lsr 12) land 0x3) lor ((total_compressed_size land 0x3f) lsl 2) in
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let h3 = (total_compressed_size lsr 6) land 0xff in
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Bytes.set_uint8 output !header_pos h0;
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Bytes.set_uint8 output (!header_pos + 1) h1;
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Bytes.set_uint8 output (!header_pos + 2) h2;
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Bytes.set_uint8 output (!header_pos + 3) h3;
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header_pos := !header_pos + 4
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end else begin
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(* 5-byte header for larger sizes *)
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let size_format = 1 in
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let streams_flag = if use_4streams then 3 else 0 in
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let h0 = lit_type lor (size_format lsl 2) lor (streams_flag lsl 4) lor ((regen_size land 0x3f) lsl 6) in
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(* 5-byte header: type(2) + size_format(2) + regen(18) + compressed(18) *)
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let size_format = 3 in
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(* Layout (matching decoder):
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Byte 0: type[1:0] | size_format[1:0] | regen_size[3:0]
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Byte 1: regen_size[11:4]
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Byte 2: regen_size[17:12] | comp_size[1:0]
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Byte 3: comp_size[9:2]
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Byte 4: comp_size[17:10] *)
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let h0 = lit_type lor (size_format lsl 2) lor ((regen_size land 0xf) lsl 4) in
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let h1 = (regen_size lsr 4) land 0xff in
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let h2 = ((regen_size lsr 12) land 0x3f) lor ((total_compressed_size land 0x3) lsl 6) in
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let h3 = (total_compressed_size lsr 2) land 0xff in
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let h4 = (total_compressed_size lsr 10) land 0xff in
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Bytes.set_uint8 output !header_pos h0;
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Bytes.set_uint16_le output (!header_pos + 1) (((regen_size lsr 6) land 0x3fff) lor ((total_compressed_size land 0x3) lsl 14));
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Bytes.set_uint16_le output (!header_pos + 3) ((total_compressed_size lsr 2) land 0xffff);
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Bytes.set_uint8 output (!header_pos + 1) h1;
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Bytes.set_uint8 output (!header_pos + 2) h2;
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Bytes.set_uint8 output (!header_pos + 3) h3;
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Bytes.set_uint8 output (!header_pos + 4) h4;
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header_pos := !header_pos + 5
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end;
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···
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let seq_array = Array.of_list sequences in
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(* Encode all sequences in forward order to track offset history *)
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let debug = false in (* Set to true to enable debug output *)
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let debug = Sys.getenv_opt "ZSTD_DEBUG" <> None in (* Set ZSTD_DEBUG=1 to enable *)
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let encoded = Array.mapi (fun i seq ->
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let (ll_code, ll_extra, ll_extra_bits) = encode_lit_length_code seq.lit_length in
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let (ml_code, ml_extra, ml_extra_bits) = encode_match_length_code seq.match_length in
···
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seq.match_length ml_code ml_extra ml_extra_bits
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seq.match_offset of_code of_extra of_extra_bits;
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(* Update offset history for real offsets (of_code > 1 means offBase > 2) *)
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if seq.match_offset > 0 && of_code > 1 then begin
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(* Update offset history to match decoder behavior (RFC 8878 section 3.1.1.5) *)
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let off_base = (1 lsl of_code) lor of_extra in
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if off_base > 3 then begin
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(* Real offset: shift entire history *)
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offset_hist.(2) <- offset_hist.(1);
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offset_hist.(1) <- offset_hist.(0);
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offset_hist.(0) <- seq.match_offset
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end else begin
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(* Repeat offset: compute idx and update like decoder *)
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let idx = off_base - 1 in
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let idx = if seq.lit_length = 0 then idx + 1 else idx in
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if idx > 0 then begin
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(* Rotate history: actual_offset moves to front *)
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if idx > 1 then offset_hist.(2) <- offset_hist.(1);
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offset_hist.(1) <- offset_hist.(0);
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offset_hist.(0) <- seq.match_offset
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end
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end;
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(ll_code, ll_extra, ll_extra_bits, ml_code, ml_extra, ml_extra_bits, of_code, of_extra, of_extra_bits)
+51
test/dune
+51
test/dune
···
13
13
(libraries zstd)
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(modules test_large))
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(test
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(name test_comprehensive)
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(package zstd-test)
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(libraries zstd alcotest)
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(modules test_comprehensive))
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+
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(executable
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(name scan_failures)
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(libraries zstd)
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(modules scan_failures))
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(executable
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(name debug_failure)
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(libraries zstd unix)
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(modules debug_failure))
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(executable
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(name debug_failure2)
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(libraries zstd unix)
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(modules debug_failure2))
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+
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(executable
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(name debug_huffman)
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(libraries zstd)
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(modules debug_huffman))
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+
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(executable
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(name debug_simple)
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(libraries zstd unix)
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(modules debug_simple))
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+
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(executable
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(name debug_large)
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+
(libraries zstd)
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(modules debug_large))
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+
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(executable
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(name debug_json)
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(libraries zstd)
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(modules debug_json))
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+
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(executable
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(name debug_binary)
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(libraries zstd)
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(modules debug_binary))
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+
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(executable
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(name debug_sparse)
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+
(libraries zstd)
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(modules debug_sparse))
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+
+166
test/scan_failures.ml
+166
test/scan_failures.ml
···
1
+
(** Scan for compression failures across all patterns and levels *)
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+
3
+
(* Data pattern generators *)
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+
5
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let make_random_data ~seed size =
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Random.init seed;
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String.init size (fun _ -> Char.chr (Random.int 256))
8
+
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let make_repetitive_data size =
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String.make size 'A'
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+
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let make_sequential_data size =
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String.init size (fun i -> Char.chr (i mod 256))
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+
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let make_low_entropy_data size =
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String.init size (fun i -> Char.chr (65 + (i mod 4)))
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+
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let make_json_pattern n_items =
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let buf = Buffer.create (n_items * 40) in
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Buffer.add_string buf "{\"items\":[";
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for i = 0 to n_items - 1 do
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if i > 0 then Buffer.add_char buf ',';
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+
let pattern = String.init 16 (fun j ->
24
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Char.chr (65 + ((i + j) mod 26))) in
25
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Buffer.add_string buf (Printf.sprintf "{\"id\":%d,\"v\":\"%s\"}" i pattern)
26
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done;
27
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Buffer.add_string buf "]}";
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+
Buffer.contents buf
29
+
30
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let make_xml_pattern n_items =
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let buf = Buffer.create (n_items * 60) in
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Buffer.add_string buf "<?xml version=\"1.0\"?><root>";
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+
for i = 0 to n_items - 1 do
34
+
let tag = Printf.sprintf "item%d" (i mod 10) in
35
+
let content = String.init 20 (fun j -> Char.chr (97 + ((i + j) mod 26))) in
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Buffer.add_string buf (Printf.sprintf "<%s id=\"%d\">%s</%s>" tag i content tag)
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+
done;
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Buffer.add_string buf "</root>";
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+
Buffer.contents buf
40
+
41
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let make_log_pattern n_lines =
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let buf = Buffer.create (n_lines * 80) in
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+
for i = 0 to n_lines - 1 do
44
+
let level = [|"INFO"; "DEBUG"; "WARN"; "ERROR"|].(i mod 4) in
45
+
let ts = Printf.sprintf "2024-01-%02d %02d:%02d:%02d"
46
+
(1 + i mod 28) (i mod 24) (i mod 60) (i mod 60) in
47
+
Buffer.add_string buf (Printf.sprintf "[%s] %s - Message number %d with some content\n"
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+
level ts i)
49
+
done;
50
+
Buffer.contents buf
51
+
52
+
let make_binary_headers n_records =
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let buf = Buffer.create (n_records * 32) in
54
+
for i = 0 to n_records - 1 do
55
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Buffer.add_string buf "\x89PNG\r\n\x1a\n";
56
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Buffer.add_char buf (Char.chr (i land 0xff));
57
+
Buffer.add_char buf (Char.chr ((i lsr 8) land 0xff));
58
+
Buffer.add_char buf (Char.chr ((i lsr 16) land 0xff));
59
+
Buffer.add_char buf (Char.chr ((i lsr 24) land 0xff));
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+
for j = 0 to 19 do
61
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Buffer.add_char buf (Char.chr ((i + j) mod 256))
62
+
done
63
+
done;
64
+
Buffer.contents buf
65
+
66
+
let make_sparse_data size =
67
+
String.init size (fun i ->
68
+
if i mod 100 = 0 then Char.chr ((i / 100) mod 256) else '\x00')
69
+
70
+
let make_long_matches size =
71
+
let pattern = "This is a test pattern that repeats many times. " in
72
+
let plen = String.length pattern in
73
+
String.init size (fun i -> pattern.[i mod plen])
74
+
75
+
(* Test single roundtrip *)
76
+
let test_roundtrip ~pattern_name ~level data =
77
+
let size = String.length data in
78
+
try
79
+
let compressed = Zstd.compress ~level data in
80
+
let decompressed = Zstd.decompress_exn compressed in
81
+
if data = decompressed then
82
+
None
83
+
else
84
+
Some (Printf.sprintf "MISMATCH: %s size=%d level=%d (compressed=%d)"
85
+
pattern_name size level (String.length compressed))
86
+
with e ->
87
+
Some (Printf.sprintf "ERROR: %s size=%d level=%d: %s"
88
+
pattern_name size level (Printexc.to_string e))
89
+
90
+
let () =
91
+
let failures = ref [] in
92
+
let total = ref 0 in
93
+
94
+
let test pattern_name level data =
95
+
incr total;
96
+
match test_roundtrip ~pattern_name ~level data with
97
+
| Some msg -> failures := msg :: !failures
98
+
| None -> ()
99
+
in
100
+
101
+
Printf.printf "Scanning for failures...\n%!";
102
+
103
+
(* Test levels 1-19 *)
104
+
for level = 1 to 19 do
105
+
Printf.printf "Level %d...\n%!" level;
106
+
107
+
(* Random data - various sizes *)
108
+
List.iter (fun size ->
109
+
test "random" level (make_random_data ~seed:42 size)
110
+
) [100; 1000; 5000; 10000; 20000; 50000; 100000];
111
+
112
+
(* Repetitive - should use RLE *)
113
+
List.iter (fun size ->
114
+
test "repetitive" level (make_repetitive_data size)
115
+
) [100; 1000; 10000; 100000];
116
+
117
+
(* Sequential *)
118
+
List.iter (fun size ->
119
+
test "sequential" level (make_sequential_data size)
120
+
) [100; 1000; 10000; 50000];
121
+
122
+
(* Low entropy *)
123
+
List.iter (fun size ->
124
+
test "low_entropy" level (make_low_entropy_data size)
125
+
) [100; 1000; 10000; 50000; 100000];
126
+
127
+
(* JSON patterns *)
128
+
List.iter (fun n ->
129
+
test (Printf.sprintf "json_%d" n) level (make_json_pattern n)
130
+
) [1; 5; 10; 50; 100; 200; 500; 1000; 1500; 2000];
131
+
132
+
(* XML patterns *)
133
+
List.iter (fun n ->
134
+
test (Printf.sprintf "xml_%d" n) level (make_xml_pattern n)
135
+
) [1; 10; 50; 100; 500; 1000];
136
+
137
+
(* Log patterns *)
138
+
List.iter (fun n ->
139
+
test (Printf.sprintf "log_%d" n) level (make_log_pattern n)
140
+
) [1; 10; 50; 100; 500; 1000];
141
+
142
+
(* Binary patterns *)
143
+
List.iter (fun n ->
144
+
test (Printf.sprintf "binary_%d" n) level (make_binary_headers n)
145
+
) [1; 10; 50; 100; 500; 1000; 2000];
146
+
147
+
(* Sparse *)
148
+
List.iter (fun size ->
149
+
test "sparse" level (make_sparse_data size)
150
+
) [1000; 10000; 50000; 100000];
151
+
152
+
(* Long matches *)
153
+
List.iter (fun size ->
154
+
test "long_matches" level (make_long_matches size)
155
+
) [1000; 10000; 50000; 100000];
156
+
done;
157
+
158
+
Printf.printf "\n=== RESULTS ===\n";
159
+
Printf.printf "Total tests: %d\n" !total;
160
+
Printf.printf "Failures: %d\n" (List.length !failures);
161
+
162
+
if !failures <> [] then begin
163
+
Printf.printf "\n=== FAILURES ===\n";
164
+
List.iter (fun msg -> Printf.printf "%s\n" msg) (List.rev !failures)
165
+
end else
166
+
Printf.printf "\nAll tests passed!\n"
+341
test/test_comprehensive.ml
+341
test/test_comprehensive.ml
···
1
+
(** Comprehensive roundtrip tests for zstd encoder reliability *)
2
+
3
+
(* Data pattern generators *)
4
+
5
+
let make_random_data ~seed size =
6
+
Random.init seed;
7
+
String.init size (fun _ -> Char.chr (Random.int 256))
8
+
9
+
let make_repetitive_data size =
10
+
String.make size 'A'
11
+
12
+
let make_sequential_data size =
13
+
String.init size (fun i -> Char.chr (i mod 256))
14
+
15
+
let make_low_entropy_data size =
16
+
(* Only 4 distinct characters *)
17
+
String.init size (fun i -> Char.chr (65 + (i mod 4)))
18
+
19
+
let make_json_pattern n_items =
20
+
let buf = Buffer.create (n_items * 40) in
21
+
Buffer.add_string buf "{\"items\":[";
22
+
for i = 0 to n_items - 1 do
23
+
if i > 0 then Buffer.add_char buf ',';
24
+
let pattern = String.init 16 (fun j ->
25
+
Char.chr (65 + ((i + j) mod 26))) in
26
+
Buffer.add_string buf (Printf.sprintf "{\"id\":%d,\"v\":\"%s\"}" i pattern)
27
+
done;
28
+
Buffer.add_string buf "]}";
29
+
Buffer.contents buf
30
+
31
+
let make_xml_pattern n_items =
32
+
let buf = Buffer.create (n_items * 60) in
33
+
Buffer.add_string buf "<?xml version=\"1.0\"?><root>";
34
+
for i = 0 to n_items - 1 do
35
+
let tag = Printf.sprintf "item%d" (i mod 10) in
36
+
let content = String.init 20 (fun j -> Char.chr (97 + ((i + j) mod 26))) in
37
+
Buffer.add_string buf (Printf.sprintf "<%s id=\"%d\">%s</%s>" tag i content tag)
38
+
done;
39
+
Buffer.add_string buf "</root>";
40
+
Buffer.contents buf
41
+
42
+
let make_log_pattern n_lines =
43
+
let buf = Buffer.create (n_lines * 80) in
44
+
for i = 0 to n_lines - 1 do
45
+
let level = [|"INFO"; "DEBUG"; "WARN"; "ERROR"|].(i mod 4) in
46
+
let ts = Printf.sprintf "2024-01-%02d %02d:%02d:%02d"
47
+
(1 + i mod 28) (i mod 24) (i mod 60) (i mod 60) in
48
+
Buffer.add_string buf (Printf.sprintf "[%s] %s - Message number %d with some content\n"
49
+
level ts i)
50
+
done;
51
+
Buffer.contents buf
52
+
53
+
let make_binary_headers n_records =
54
+
(* Simulate binary format with repeating header patterns *)
55
+
let buf = Buffer.create (n_records * 32) in
56
+
for i = 0 to n_records - 1 do
57
+
(* Magic header *)
58
+
Buffer.add_string buf "\x89PNG\r\n\x1a\n";
59
+
(* Record ID (4 bytes little-endian) *)
60
+
Buffer.add_char buf (Char.chr (i land 0xff));
61
+
Buffer.add_char buf (Char.chr ((i lsr 8) land 0xff));
62
+
Buffer.add_char buf (Char.chr ((i lsr 16) land 0xff));
63
+
Buffer.add_char buf (Char.chr ((i lsr 24) land 0xff));
64
+
(* Payload *)
65
+
for j = 0 to 19 do
66
+
Buffer.add_char buf (Char.chr ((i + j) mod 256))
67
+
done
68
+
done;
69
+
Buffer.contents buf
70
+
71
+
let make_sparse_data size =
72
+
(* Mostly zeros with occasional non-zero bytes *)
73
+
String.init size (fun i ->
74
+
if i mod 100 = 0 then Char.chr ((i / 100) mod 256) else '\x00')
75
+
76
+
let make_alternating_data size =
77
+
(* Alternating between two patterns *)
78
+
String.init size (fun i ->
79
+
if (i / 10) mod 2 = 0 then Char.chr (i mod 26 + 65)
80
+
else Char.chr (i mod 10 + 48))
81
+
82
+
let make_long_matches size =
83
+
(* Data with very long repeated sequences - good for LZ77 *)
84
+
let pattern = "This is a test pattern that repeats many times. " in
85
+
let plen = String.length pattern in
86
+
String.init size (fun i -> pattern.[i mod plen])
87
+
88
+
let make_short_matches size =
89
+
(* Many short repeated patterns *)
90
+
String.init size (fun i ->
91
+
let patterns = [|"ab"; "cd"; "ef"; "gh"; "ij"|] in
92
+
let p = patterns.((i / 2) mod 5) in
93
+
p.[i mod 2])
94
+
95
+
(* Test result tracking *)
96
+
type test_result = {
97
+
pattern: string;
98
+
size: int;
99
+
level: int;
100
+
success: bool;
101
+
error: string option;
102
+
compressed_size: int option;
103
+
}
104
+
105
+
let results : test_result list ref = ref []
106
+
107
+
let test_roundtrip ~pattern_name ~level data =
108
+
let size = String.length data in
109
+
try
110
+
let compressed = Zstd.compress ~level data in
111
+
let decompressed = Zstd.decompress_exn compressed in
112
+
if data = decompressed then begin
113
+
results := { pattern = pattern_name; size; level; success = true;
114
+
error = None; compressed_size = Some (String.length compressed) } :: !results;
115
+
true
116
+
end else begin
117
+
results := { pattern = pattern_name; size; level; success = false;
118
+
error = Some "Data mismatch"; compressed_size = Some (String.length compressed) } :: !results;
119
+
false
120
+
end
121
+
with e ->
122
+
results := { pattern = pattern_name; size; level; success = false;
123
+
error = Some (Printexc.to_string e); compressed_size = None } :: !results;
124
+
false
125
+
126
+
(* Test all patterns at a specific level *)
127
+
let test_level level =
128
+
let sizes_small = [10; 50; 100; 500; 1000] in
129
+
let sizes_medium = [2000; 4000; 8000; 16000; 32000] in
130
+
let sizes_large = [64000; 100000; 128000] in
131
+
132
+
let all_pass = ref true in
133
+
134
+
(* Random data *)
135
+
List.iter (fun size ->
136
+
if not (test_roundtrip ~pattern_name:"random" ~level (make_random_data ~seed:42 size)) then
137
+
all_pass := false
138
+
) (sizes_small @ sizes_medium @ sizes_large);
139
+
140
+
(* Repetitive data - should use RLE *)
141
+
List.iter (fun size ->
142
+
if not (test_roundtrip ~pattern_name:"repetitive" ~level (make_repetitive_data size)) then
143
+
all_pass := false
144
+
) (sizes_small @ sizes_medium @ sizes_large);
145
+
146
+
(* Sequential data *)
147
+
List.iter (fun size ->
148
+
if not (test_roundtrip ~pattern_name:"sequential" ~level (make_sequential_data size)) then
149
+
all_pass := false
150
+
) (sizes_small @ sizes_medium);
151
+
152
+
(* Low entropy *)
153
+
List.iter (fun size ->
154
+
if not (test_roundtrip ~pattern_name:"low_entropy" ~level (make_low_entropy_data size)) then
155
+
all_pass := false
156
+
) (sizes_small @ sizes_medium @ sizes_large);
157
+
158
+
(* JSON patterns - various sizes *)
159
+
List.iter (fun n_items ->
160
+
let data = make_json_pattern n_items in
161
+
if not (test_roundtrip ~pattern_name:(Printf.sprintf "json_%d" n_items) ~level data) then
162
+
all_pass := false
163
+
) [1; 3; 10; 50; 100; 500; 1000; 2000];
164
+
165
+
(* XML patterns *)
166
+
List.iter (fun n_items ->
167
+
let data = make_xml_pattern n_items in
168
+
if not (test_roundtrip ~pattern_name:(Printf.sprintf "xml_%d" n_items) ~level data) then
169
+
all_pass := false
170
+
) [1; 10; 50; 100; 500; 1000];
171
+
172
+
(* Log patterns *)
173
+
List.iter (fun n_lines ->
174
+
let data = make_log_pattern n_lines in
175
+
if not (test_roundtrip ~pattern_name:(Printf.sprintf "log_%d" n_lines) ~level data) then
176
+
all_pass := false
177
+
) [1; 10; 50; 100; 500; 1000];
178
+
179
+
(* Binary headers *)
180
+
List.iter (fun n_records ->
181
+
let data = make_binary_headers n_records in
182
+
if not (test_roundtrip ~pattern_name:(Printf.sprintf "binary_%d" n_records) ~level data) then
183
+
all_pass := false
184
+
) [1; 10; 50; 100; 500; 1000; 2000];
185
+
186
+
(* Sparse data *)
187
+
List.iter (fun size ->
188
+
if not (test_roundtrip ~pattern_name:"sparse" ~level (make_sparse_data size)) then
189
+
all_pass := false
190
+
) (sizes_small @ sizes_medium @ sizes_large);
191
+
192
+
(* Alternating patterns *)
193
+
List.iter (fun size ->
194
+
if not (test_roundtrip ~pattern_name:"alternating" ~level (make_alternating_data size)) then
195
+
all_pass := false
196
+
) (sizes_small @ sizes_medium);
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+
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| Some s -> Printf.sprintf " compressed=%d" s
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(Option.value r.error ~default:"unknown")
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(* Edge cases *)
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let test_empty () =
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let data = "" in
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let compressed = Zstd.compress data in
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let decompressed = Zstd.decompress_exn compressed in
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(* Test all two-byte combinations would be 65536 tests, sample instead *)
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127; 128; 129; (* Near 128 *)
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255; 256; 257; (* Near 256 *)
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511; 512; 513; (* Near 512 *)
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1023; 1024; 1025; (* Near 1K *)
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4095; 4096; 4097; (* Near 4K *)
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8191; 8192; 8193; (* Near 8K *)
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16383; 16384; 16385; (* Near 16K *)
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32767; 32768; 32769; (* Near 32K *)
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65535; 65536; 65537; (* Near 64K *)
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131071; 131072; 131073; (* Near 128K - block size *)
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] in
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let decompressed = Zstd.decompress_exn compressed in
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if data <> decompressed then
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Alcotest.fail (Printf.sprintf "Boundary size %d failed" size)
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) boundary_sizes
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let () =
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Alcotest.run "zstd comprehensive" [
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"edge cases", [
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Alcotest.test_case "empty" `Quick test_empty;
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Alcotest.test_case "single byte" `Quick test_single_byte;
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Alcotest.test_case "two bytes" `Quick test_two_bytes;
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Alcotest.test_case "boundary sizes" `Slow test_boundary_sizes;
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];
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"level 1", [ Alcotest.test_case "all patterns" `Slow test_level_1 ];
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"level 2", [ Alcotest.test_case "all patterns" `Slow test_level_2 ];
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"level 3", [ Alcotest.test_case "all patterns" `Slow test_level_3 ];
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"level 4", [ Alcotest.test_case "all patterns" `Slow test_level_4 ];
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"level 5", [ Alcotest.test_case "all patterns" `Slow test_level_5 ];
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"level 6", [ Alcotest.test_case "all patterns" `Slow test_level_6 ];
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"level 7", [ Alcotest.test_case "all patterns" `Slow test_level_7 ];
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"level 8", [ Alcotest.test_case "all patterns" `Slow test_level_8 ];
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"level 9", [ Alcotest.test_case "all patterns" `Slow test_level_9 ];
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"level 10", [ Alcotest.test_case "all patterns" `Slow test_level_10 ];
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+
];
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+
print_failures ()
+22
test/test_zstd.ml
+22
test/test_zstd.ml
···
250
250
in
251
251
List.iter test_size [100; 1000; 4000; 8192; 16000; 32000]
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252
253
+
(** Test JSON-like structured data pattern - exercises offset history with ll=0 *)
254
+
let test_structured_data_roundtrip () =
255
+
(* JSON-like data pattern that triggers repeat offsets with ll=0 *)
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+
let make_json n_items =
257
+
let buf = Buffer.create (n_items * 35) in
258
+
Buffer.add_string buf "{\"items\":[";
259
+
for i = 0 to n_items - 1 do
260
+
if i > 0 then Buffer.add_char buf ',';
261
+
let pattern = String.init 16 (fun j ->
262
+
Char.chr (65 + ((i + j) mod 26))) in
263
+
Buffer.add_string buf (Printf.sprintf "{\"id\":%d,\"v\":\"%s\"}" i pattern)
264
+
done;
265
+
Buffer.add_string buf "]}";
266
+
Buffer.contents buf
267
+
in
268
+
(* Test small JSON that exercises the offset history with ll=0 *)
269
+
let data = make_json 4 in
270
+
let compressed = Zstd.compress ~level:3 data in
271
+
let decompressed = Zstd.decompress_exn compressed in
272
+
Alcotest.(check string) "json pattern roundtrip" data decompressed
273
+
253
274
(** Test compression levels *)
254
275
let test_compression_levels () =
255
276
(* Use larger data for higher levels which need more context *)
···
297
318
"roundtrip", [
298
319
Alcotest.test_case "roundtrip" `Quick test_roundtrip;
299
320
Alcotest.test_case "large blocks" `Slow test_large_block_roundtrip;
321
+
Alcotest.test_case "structured data" `Quick test_structured_data_roundtrip;
300
322
Alcotest.test_case "compression levels" `Quick test_compression_levels;
301
323
];
302
324
"dictionary", [