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std › compress › zstd › Decompress › Frame › Zstandard › Decode › prepare Public Function prepare Doc Source 586
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620 pub fn prepare (
self : *Decode ,
in : *Reader ,
remaining : *Limit ,
literals : LiteralsSection ,
sequences_header : SequencesSection .Header ,
) PrepareError !void {
self .literal_written_count = 0 ;
self .literal_header = literals .header ;
self .literal_streams = literals .streams ;
if (literals .huffman_tree ) |tree | {
self .huffman_tree = tree ;
} else if (literals .header .block_type == .treeless and self .huffman_tree == null ) {
return error .TreelessLiteralsFirst ;
}
switch (literals .header .block_type ) {
.raw , .rle => {},
.compressed , .treeless => {
self .literal_stream_index = 0 ;
switch (literals .streams ) {
.one => |slice | try self .initLiteralStream (slice ),
.four => |streams | try self .initLiteralStream (streams [0 ]),
}
},
}
if (sequences_header .sequence_count > 0 ) {
try self .updateFseTable (in , remaining , .literal , sequences_header .literal_lengths );
try self .updateFseTable (in , remaining , .offset , sequences_header .offsets );
try self .updateFseTable (in , remaining , .match , sequences_header .match_lengths );
self .fse_tables_undefined = false ;
}
}
Prepare the decoder to decode a compressed block. Loads the literals stream and Huffman tree from
literalsand reads the FSE tables fromin.