bzip2-js decode

[gbarco]

Hi!

I have made some changed to your code, mostly regarding porting python functions to native Javascript and inlining functions that where used only once and eliminated some inheritance with the objective of reducing the download size for the library.

The final code is around 20% smaller when minified or minified and gzip from the original.

Be warned that I have run only simple tests, that is it just decompresses with no error some static input I fed. No extensive checks.

I share it with you just in case you might make good use of it.

Thanks a lot for this piece of code.

Best regards,
Gonzalo

[kirilloid]

Sorry, I have had much work and now go on vacation...
I'll look at request later in September.

[gbarco]

No problem.
If you wish you can check out my fork. I continued to minimize the code.
It drifted a lot from the original code, mostly substituting what looked to
Pythony.
It can now be minified with YUI and gzipped in less than 1.5Kb.

Happy holidays!

Regards,
gonzalo

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I'll look at request later in September.

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[ku1ik]

I used current version by @gbarco in http://ascii.io and it seems to be working fine.

[kirilloid]

Finally I looked at it. You inlined/uninlined functions to achieve max. size reduction, but actually several hundreds of bytes hardly matter. When I inlined most functions, I did that for the sake of speed.

The function you uninlined may cost ~10% exec.speed, but need to test it on newer browsers. Auto-inlining by compiler should get improved since then.