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README

Usage: ./objcompress in.obj [out.utf8]

If 'out' is specified, then attempt to write out a compressed,
UTF-8 version to 'out.'

If not, write a JSON version to STDOUT.

Usage: ./objanalyze in.obj [list of cache sizes]

Perform vertex cache analysis on in.obj using specified sizes.
For example: ./objanalyze in.obj 6 16 24 32
Maximum cache size is 32.

Building:

Since there are no external dependences outside of the C/C++ standard
libraries, you can pretty much build this however you please. I've
included a cheeky way to do this on POSIX-like systems by including a
build shell script at the top of the file itself. You can build by
making the .cc file executable, and running it on the command line.