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performance to see how much fuse and gzip is hurting things
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the caller requested, renamed fusearechivewriter to fusearchivestream
because it's for both reading and writing
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it's easier to experiment with different methods
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think block zero is already loaded
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but it jumps in to an infinite loop on write now
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the archive file ftruncate to make sure we don't hose up the file format
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number of dupe blocks
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copies it out of a working dir to temp, then back to the file. This will
make it easy to test out some different encoding/compression attempts
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