ParallelFolderExtractor

Struct ParallelFolderExtractor 

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pub struct ParallelFolderExtractor<'a> { /* private fields */ }
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Parallel folder extractor for non-solid archives.

This extractor distributes folder decompression across multiple threads, providing significant speedup for archives with many independently-compressed files.

§Design

The extractor uses a two-phase approach:

  1. Preparation phase: Sequentially read all compressed data from the source
  2. Extraction phase: Decompress and write files in parallel

This design separates I/O from computation for better performance and avoids the complexity of sharing a reader across threads.

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impl<'a> ParallelFolderExtractor<'a>

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pub fn new( header: &'a ArchiveHeader, entries: &'a [Entry], options: ParallelExtractionOptions, ) -> Self

Creates a new parallel folder extractor.

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pub fn can_extract_parallel(&self) -> bool

Checks if the archive is suitable for parallel extraction.

Returns false for solid archives where files share compression blocks.

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pub fn extract_to_directory<R: Read + Seek>( &self, source: &mut R, dest: impl AsRef<Path>, ) -> Result<ParallelExtractionResult>

Available on crate feature parallel only.

Extracts all entries to a directory using parallel decompression.

§Arguments
  • source - The archive reader (used for sequential I/O in preparation phase)
  • dest - Destination directory

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