The local engine, with its own Silesia stamp.
TNSSRC runs on your machine. The products page stamps Silesia at 43,724,575 bytes, 12 of 12 decoded, with SHA-256.
What it is
TNSSRC is TriNeural Shared Spine Row Compression, the local head of the spine. You run it where the bytes stay. The products page records Silesia at 43,724,575 bytes, 12 of 12 files decoded, with SHA-256. The hosted PCC stamp is a different measurement: 51,498,645. Each number belongs to its own engine. The board that shows both is /silesia.
How it works
- Read the Silesia board for the matrix you want to compare.
- Run the local engine on the files you hold.
- Decode and check the hash.
- Use PCC when the file should be packed on the hosted seat instead.
What you receive
You receive a local pack, a decode, and a published stamp: 43,724,575 bytes on that Silesia run, 12/12. The open path is AGPL. The grant is the paid license.
Price
AGPL at $0. Grant at $390 a year. A bake-off on a PCC seat is listed at $19.31 a month on the products page. Confirm on /products.
Works with
PCC is the hosted seat. pulsar is the free demo binary. CuNi checks that a pathway prints the same stdout on the languages it claims.