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Modifications to auto-detect and decode link-base zero suppression #5569

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o add automatic detection and processing of link-based zero suppression
  in raw reader
o processing helper to decode zero suppressed data from memory and fill
  data using a callback funciton
o minor code cleanup
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@shahor02 ,
it seems the failing test is unrelated. Can this PR be merged?

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@TimoWilken : The FullCI is failing again with

fatal error: error writing to /tmp/ccC0jXok.s: Cannot allocate memory

Could you check what is the problem? I assume /tmp is mounted as tmpfs and it runs out of memory?

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@davidrohr no, nothing special is mounted on /tmp, it's just a regular directory under /, the docker overlay fs. I assume the builder is running out of memory because it's running too much in parallel... reducing JOBS again should probably solve this.

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@TimoWilken @ktf @ihrivnac : Perhaps we can discuss in a CWG3 meeting how we proceed with the memory. Reducing the number of jobs over and over is no panacea, since it increases the CI time significantly, It would be interesting to see what is the average CPU load on the CI servers, to understand if the CPUs are currently properly used. If not, we should actually install more memory and increase the number of jobs.

@davidrohr davidrohr merged commit ea61077 into AliceO2Group:dev Feb 26, 2021
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