As some of you may know, Google has it's own compression (system). It's meant to be faster and have good enough compression such that you don't delete it. The thing is, I can't get anything to compress anything as it is. It's released as C++ code, and when compiled, it makes a program called snappy_unittest. When run, it compresses all of the predetermined compression benchmark files. Those work like clockwork, but say I might want to compress something of my own. Sure, I could delve into the depths of the code and change it, but I would probably mangle it beyond recognition. I could Google different things along the lines of "Google Snappy command line", but I probably wouldn't get anything. Well, I didn't get anything... Anyway, I would like to use snappy, but I can't. If anyone knows of a command line snappy application, let me know. Thanks.