Added examples of smokers' work

README.md

@@ -14,3 +14,24 @@ The full list of smells (speeds measured on the single core of i7-4770):
 - WordSmoker: computes entropy of 16-bit words (0.7-1.5 GB/s).
 - DWordSmoker: computes entropy of 32-bit dwords (3 GB/s).
 - Order1Smoker: computes order-1 entropy of 8-bit bytes (0.7-1.5 GB/s).
+
+
+And examples of their work:
+
+Text file (enwik9):
+- ByteSmoker entropy: minimum 62.68%, average 64.20%, maximum 66.97%
+- WordSmoker entropy: minimum 53.14%, average 55.97%, maximum 57.93%
+- Order1Smoker entropy: minimum 42.43%, average 47.75%, maximum 48.88%
+- DWordSmoker entropy: minimum 4.14%, average 10.37%, maximum 16.01%
+
+Binary file:
+- ByteSmoker entropy: minimum 48.49%, average 77.67%, maximum 93.62%
+- WordSmoker entropy: minimum 33.09%, average 68.74%, maximum 92.00%
+- Order1Smoker entropy: minimum 17.69%, average 59.81%, maximum 90.39%
+- DWordSmoker entropy: minimum 1.78%, average 31.92%, maximum 92.00%
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+Compressed file:
+- ByteSmoker entropy: minimum 100.00%, average 100.00%, maximum 100.00%
+- WordSmoker entropy: minimum 99.75%, average 99.93%, maximum 99.93%
+- Order1Smoker entropy: minimum 99.49%, average 99.86%, maximum 99.86%
+- DWordSmoker entropy: minimum 96.20%, average 96.95%, maximum 98.04%

smoke.cpp

@@ -215,7 +215,7 @@ int main (int argc, char **argv)
 {
   if (argc==1)
   {
-    fprintf(stderr, version);
+    fprintf(stderr, "%s", version);
     fprintf(stderr, "\n\nUsage: smoke infiles...\n\n%s", copyright);
     return EXIT_FAILURE;
   }