Windows 32/64 binary, 64 bit-HW accelerated
New command fzf
Output filenames in a "friendly" manner for the fzf command
Some examples here
zpaqfranz fzf 1.zpaq
zpaqfranz fzf 1.zpaq -all | fzf
For command r (robocopy)
Faster. On modern machines (Windows=>Windows) it is just as fast as robocopy in copying large files over local network. In mixed cases (Windows=>Linux), the speed is increased too
On "*nix" systems if the executable is called "robocopy"... do the r (robocopy) command
robocopy /tmp/zp /tmp/backup1 /tmp/backup2
-buffer switch
Select a different buffer for copy, just like -buffer 512KB or whatever
-big switch (on Windows)
Use the Windows' API function to copy file. It's faster than the default one, writing to SMB shares and with big files.It depends on the circumstances, it is not possible to predict which version will be faster, really it depends on too many parameters
A lot of profiling infos with -verbose switch
Just nerd-stuff
In command l (list) and x (extract)
New range switch "last versions"
-range ::X Last X versions
You can extract (or list) files from the last X versions, IF the files are present in the latest X versions
Example: 10 versions, 1 to 10, ask to extract or list -all -range ::3 (the last 3), is equivalent to -all -range 8:10
If nothing is present in versions [8-10], nothing will be listed or extracted, and vice-versa
Various
On *nix system try to heuristically take the freespace of a non existent folder
Reduces the need to use the -space switch to force execution on non-existing folders