save_pigz | R Documentation |
Save writes an external representation of R objects to the specified file using pigz parallel implementation compression (http://www.zlib.net/pigz/).
save_pigz(
...,
list = character(),
output_file_path,
cores_utilisation = "auto",
compression_level = 1L,
precheck = TRUE,
envir = parent.frame(),
eval_promises = TRUE
)
... |
Names of the objects to be saved (as symbols or character strings). |
list |
character expected. A vector containing the names of objects to be saved. |
output_file_path |
character expected. Path name of the file where data will be saved. |
cores_utilisation |
character or integer expected. Percentage of cores to use to compress (value inferior or equal to 1 expected). Use "auto" for automatic management (number of cores minus 1). |
compression_level |
integer expected. Compression level, 0 for no compression to 9 (maximum). |
precheck |
logical expected. Should the existence of the objects be checked before starting to. |
envir |
Environment to search for objects to be saved. |
eval_promises |
logical expected. Should objects which are promises be forced before saving? |
Under windows OS utilisation, download through this link (https://sourceforge.net/projects/pigz-for-windows/) the pigz executable file and place it in the System32 directory. The executable file is also available in the package directory (use the function system.file("pigz.zip", package = "furdeb") for located it).
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