A slightly bigger release, which brings two major changes. Not compatible with older files due to the the reorder-changes. The improvements to bit.c are not terribly well tested. More here, as usual. As an aside, Kompressor is now served in a ZIP-archive, instead of a DMG…

Changelog

• Overhauled the reordering-code to make the table used independent of the aspect-ratio of the image. This makes old images incompatible with this version of the code. The smallest dimension (in wv_create_reorder_table) is now relevant for the largest table entry. Any image whose smallest dimension is smaller than the one used to create the table originally can safely use it.
• Added a “min bits” criterion to the scheduler, that reserves a certain amount of bits for certain channels. Perceived image quality has improved a fair amount, the same default values are used in Kompressor and main.c.
• We can now pass a write buffer into bit_open(), added bit_free() for deallocating automatically allocated regions. Only accepts lower-case mode-strings now.
• Fixed (and simplified) scheduler preparations for very large absolute target errors.

While compressing a multi-channel file with a target bitrate and no specific target MSEs the resulting bit distribution between the channels seemed rather odd, and comparing the results to an older version revealed that it was indeed totally bogus!
So I changed the target MSE computation in main.c to be more inline with what happens in Kompressor.app, which revealed a another bug where tiny negative (i.e. relative) target MSEs passed to wv_query_scheduler() / wv_encode() were converted to 0 (instead of the smallest negative fixed point number representable) and thus interpreted as absolute target MSEs.
Both of these are fixed in 3.3.4 (and Kompressor.app has also been recompiled with the relevant fix).
Other than those two fixes (both of which only relate to target MSE evaluation when compressing), the code is identical to (and thus fully compatible with) version 3.3.3.