python-gdb 0.1.0__cp312-abi3-win_arm64.whl

pygdb/grd_reader.py

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+"""
+Clean-room reader for Geosoft .grd grid files (version 2 header).
+
+Derived entirely from public information:
+  - Header field layout: adapted from the independent, MIT-licensed
+    third-party reader at https://github.com/Loop3D/geosoft_grid
+    (grd2geotiff.py), itself citing
+    https://help.seequent.com/Oasis-montaj/9.9/en/Content/ss/glossary/grid_file_format__grd.htm
+  - Compressed-block layout (the offset table / size table / 16-byte
+    per-block sub-header / zlib streams): reverse-derived and verified in
+    this project by diffing a real compressed .grd against the byte-exact
+    real uncompressed version of the same grid (see
+    ../samples/loop3d_grd_test/ and ../docs/provenance/notes.md section 4). This
+    implementation decompresses each block and checks the result matches
+    exactly what the vendor's own documentation and the third-party
+    reader implied it should -- confirmed byte-for-byte against real
+    files, not merely assumed.
+  - Compression algorithm: zlib, NOT LZRW1, despite whatever an on-disk
+    COMP_TYPE-style field might claim. This was independently discovered
+    by the Loop3D project (credited in their README to Evren
+    Pakyuz-Charrier) and independently reconfirmed here by successfully
+    zlib-decompressing real compressed blocks.
+
+No Geosoft software of any kind was installed, imported, or executed to
+produce this code.
+"""
+
+from __future__ import annotations
+
+import array
+import struct
+import warnings
+import zlib
+from dataclasses import dataclass, field
+
+
+class GRDParseWarning(RuntimeWarning):
+    """
+    Warned when this reader hits a truncated file or a compressed block
+    that fails to decompress -- see `gdb_reader.GDBParseWarning` for the
+    same design rationale applied here: return whatever grid data was
+    successfully decoded (padded with the header's own dummy value for
+    the missing tail, so the array shape still matches `shape_e *
+    shape_v`) rather than raising and discarding a whole grid over one
+    bad/missing block.
+    """
+
+
+def _warn(msg: str) -> None:
+    warnings.warn(msg, GRDParseWarning, stacklevel=3)
+
+
+# Valid "ES" (bytes-per-element) values; +1024 marks a compressed grid.
+_VALID_ES = (1, 2, 4, 8, 1024 + 1, 1024 + 2, 1024 + 4, 1024 + 8)
+
+# Dummy (no-data) sentinel per element type. These match the GS_*DM
+# constants read from Geosoft's own published geosoft/gxapi/__init__.py
+# (see ../docs/provenance/notes.md section 2) -- an independent cross-check between two
+# unrelated public sources (Geosoft's generated constants, and the
+# Loop3D reader's own from-scratch table) that agree exactly.
+_DUMMIES = {
+    "b": -127,
+    "B": 255,
+    "h": -32767,
+    "H": 65535,
+    "i": -2147483647,
+    "I": 4294967295,
+    "f": -1e32,
+    "d": -1e32,
+}
+
+HEADER_SIZE = 512
+
+
+@dataclass
+class GrdHeader:
+    n_bytes_per_element: int
+    sign_flag: int
+    shape_e: int
+    shape_v: int
+    ordering: int
+    spacing_e: float
+    spacing_v: float
+    x_origin: float
+    y_origin: float
+    rotation: float
+    base_value: float
+    data_factor: float
+    raw: bytes = field(repr=False)
+
+    @property
+    def is_compressed(self) -> bool:
+        return self.n_bytes_per_element > 1024
+
+    @property
+    def element_size(self) -> int:
+        """Bytes per element, with the +1024 compressed marker stripped."""
+        es = self.n_bytes_per_element
+        return es - 1024 if es > 1024 else es
+
+
+def _array_typecode(element_size: int, sign_flag: int) -> str:
+    if element_size not in (1, 2, 4, 8):
+        raise NotImplementedError(f"unsupported element size {element_size}")
+    if element_size == 1:
+        return "B" if sign_flag == 0 else "b"
+    if element_size == 2:
+        return "H" if sign_flag == 0 else "h"
+    if element_size == 4:
+        if sign_flag == 0:
+            return "I"
+        if sign_flag == 1:
+            return "i"
+        if sign_flag == 2:
+            return "f"
+        raise NotImplementedError(f"unsupported sign_flag {sign_flag} for 4-byte element")
+    if element_size == 8:
+        return "d"
+    raise AssertionError("unreachable")
+
+
+def parse_header(header_bytes: bytes) -> GrdHeader:
+    if len(header_bytes) < HEADER_SIZE:
+        raise ValueError(f".grd header must be {HEADER_SIZE} bytes, got {len(header_bytes)}")
+
+    es, sf, ne, nv, kx = struct.unpack_from("<5i", header_bytes, 0)
+    de, dv, x0, y0, rot = struct.unpack_from("<5d", header_bytes, 20)
+    zbase, zmult = struct.unpack_from("<2d", header_bytes, 60)
+
+    if es not in _VALID_ES:
+        raise NotImplementedError(f"unrecognized element-size field ES={es}")
+
+    return GrdHeader(
+        n_bytes_per_element=es,
+        sign_flag=sf,
+        shape_e=ne,
+        shape_v=nv,
+        ordering=kx,
+        spacing_e=de,
+        spacing_v=dv,
+        x_origin=x0,
+        y_origin=y0,
+        rotation=rot,
+        base_value=zbase,
+        data_factor=zmult,
+        raw=header_bytes[:HEADER_SIZE],
+    )
+
+
+def _decompress_body(body: bytes) -> bytes:
+    """
+    Decompress the post-header bytes of a compressed .grd file.
+
+    Layout (all confirmed by round-tripping a real compressed file to an
+    exact byte-for-byte match against its real uncompressed twin -- see
+    ../docs/provenance/notes.md section 4):
+
+      offset 0..7   : 8-byte signature/comp-type field (not decoded)
+      offset 8      : n_blocks            (int32)
+      offset 12     : vectors_per_block   (int32)
+      offset 16     : n_blocks x int64 -- absolute file offset of each
+                       block's slot (offsets are absolute against the
+                       *whole file*, i.e. already include the 512-byte
+                       header)
+      offset 16+8N  : n_blocks x int32 -- length in bytes of each block's
+                       slot, INCLUDING the 16-byte per-block sub-header
+                       below (this differs slightly from how the
+                       Loop3D reader frames the same arithmetic, but
+                       lands on the identical byte range)
+
+      Each block's slot (at its absolute file offset, i.e.
+      `body[offset - HEADER_SIZE : ...]` here since `body` starts right
+      after the header):
+        16 bytes  : a per-block sub-header. Confirmed present and its
+                    length confirmed exactly (skipping exactly 16 bytes
+                    always lands on a valid zlib stream, 0x78 0x01, in
+                    every real block we tested). Internal meaning of the
+                    16 bytes is NOT fully understood -- see docs/provenance/notes.md.
+        remainder : a standalone zlib stream for that block.
+    """
+    try:
+        n_blocks, vectors_per_block = struct.unpack_from("<2i", body, 8)
+        offsets = struct.unpack_from(f"<{n_blocks}q", body, 16)
+        sizes = struct.unpack_from(f"<{n_blocks}i", body, 16 + n_blocks * 8)
+    except struct.error as e:
+        _warn(
+            f"compressed-grid block table is truncated/unreadable ({e}) -- "
+            f"file is likely cut off very early; returning no decoded data"
+        )
+        return b""
+
+    out = bytearray()
+    for i, (off, size) in enumerate(zip(offsets, sizes)):
+        rel = off - HEADER_SIZE  # convert absolute file offset -> offset within `body`
+        chunk = body[rel + 16 : rel + size]
+        if len(chunk) < size - 16:
+            _warn(
+                f"block {i} of {n_blocks} is truncated (expected {size - 16} "
+                f"compressed byte(s), only {len(chunk)} available in the file) "
+                f"-- stopping here; returning the {i} block(s) already "
+                f"decompressed rather than the full grid"
+            )
+            break
+        try:
+            out += zlib.decompress(chunk)
+        except zlib.error as e:
+            _warn(
+                f"block {i} of {n_blocks} failed to decompress ({e}) -- "
+                f"corrupt or truncated data; stopping here; returning the "
+                f"{i} block(s) already decompressed rather than the full grid"
+            )
+            break
+    return bytes(out)
+
+
+def read_grd(path: str):
+    """
+    Read a .grd file and return (header, values) where `values` is an
+    `array.array` of the grid's raw (unscaled) element values in
+    on-disk order (row-major per the file's own `ordering`/KX flag).
+    numpy is a dependency of the `pygdb` package as a whole (see
+    `gdb_reader.py`'s VA/array-channel decoding), but this module's own
+    `.grd` reading doesn't need it -- a grid's shape is already fully
+    known from `shape_e`/`shape_v`, so reshaping is left to the caller
+    rather than done here.
+
+    A file too short to even hold the 512-byte header raises `ValueError`
+    (there's nothing to return at all in that case). Beyond that, this
+    degrades gracefully rather than hard-crashing: a truncated/corrupt
+    compressed block is skipped (see `_decompress_body`), and a decoded
+    element count that doesn't match `shape_e * shape_v` -- which for a
+    real, complete file never happens, so it's always a sign of trouble
+    -- is reported as a `GRDParseWarning` rather than a raised
+    `ValueError`; `values` is returned exactly as long as what was
+    actually decoded, so a caller can check `len(values)` against
+    `header.shape_e * header.shape_v` itself if it needs to know.
+    """
+    with open(path, "rb") as f:
+        raw = f.read()
+
+    if len(raw) < HEADER_SIZE:
+        raise ValueError(
+            f"{path}: only {len(raw)} byte(s) available, need at least "
+            f"{HEADER_SIZE} for the header -- nothing to decode"
+        )
+
+    header = parse_header(raw[:HEADER_SIZE])
+    body = raw[HEADER_SIZE:]
+
+    if header.is_compressed:
+        body = _decompress_body(body)
+
+    typecode = _array_typecode(header.element_size, header.sign_flag)
+    values = array.array(typecode)
+    # array.frombytes requires a whole number of elements; a truncated
+    # tail (partial last element) is silently dropped rather than raising,
+    # consistent with "return everything that was actually decodable."
+    usable = len(body) - (len(body) % values.itemsize)
+    values.frombytes(body[:usable])
+
+    expected = header.shape_e * header.shape_v
+    if len(values) != expected:
+        _warn(
+            f"{path}: decoded {len(values)} element(s), expected "
+            f"shape_e*shape_v={expected} -- file is likely truncated or "
+            f"a compressed block failed to decompress (see any earlier "
+            f"GRDParseWarning for which); returning the {len(values)} "
+            f"element(s) actually decoded"
+        )
+
+    return header, values
+
+
+def dummy_value(header: GrdHeader):
+    typecode = _array_typecode(header.element_size, header.sign_flag)
+    return _DUMMIES[typecode]
+
+
+if __name__ == "__main__":
+    import sys
+
+    if len(sys.argv) != 2:
+        print("usage: python -m pygdb.grd_reader <path-to.grd>")
+        raise SystemExit(1)
+
+    header, values = read_grd(sys.argv[1])
+    print(f"shape: {header.shape_e} x {header.shape_v}  (ordering={header.ordering})")
+    print(f"compressed: {header.is_compressed}  element_size: {header.element_size} bytes")
+    print(f"origin: ({header.x_origin}, {header.y_origin})  spacing: ({header.spacing_e}, {header.spacing_v})")
+    print(f"z scale: base={header.base_value} mult={header.data_factor}")
+    print(f"dummy value: {dummy_value(header)}")
+    print(f"decoded {len(values)} elements; first 5: {values[:5]}")

pygdb/lzrw1.py

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+"""
+Canonical LZRW1 decompressor (Ross Williams, 1991), ported from his own
+public-domain reference C source
+(http://www.ross.net/compression/download/original/old_lzrw1.c,
+explicitly marked "This code is public domain" in its own header
+comment), used here to decode Geosoft `.gdb` DB_COMP_SPEED page data.
+
+[CONFIRMED] finding (see ../docs/provenance/notes.md section 6.5c/6.5d for the full
+derivation): Geosoft's DB_COMP_SPEED mode wraps *exactly* Ross Williams'
+canonical LZRW1 byte stream -- the same 2-byte control word + 1-byte
+literal / 2-byte nibble-packed copy-item scheme as his original
+`lzrw1_decompress()` -- with these Geosoft-specific differences from the
+reference C wrapper:
+
+  1. No 4-byte FLAG_BYTES prefix (the reference C code's own
+     FLAG_COMPRESS/FLAG_COPY byte + 3 padding bytes) -- the control word
+     starts immediately for a compressed chunk.
+  2. Each chunk (which may span several of the file's physical
+     1024-byte pages) is preceded by a 28-byte Geosoft-specific wrapper,
+     not part of LZRW1 itself:
+       - 16 bytes: the magic sub-header shared with the `.grd` sibling
+         format and with `.gdb`'s DB_COMP_SIZE (zlib) mode:
+         `0f 0e ff fe  12 34 56 78  <subtype int32>  <reserved int32>`
+         -- subtype is 1 for DB_COMP_SPEED (2 for DB_COMP_SIZE).
+       - 12 bytes: `<decompressed_length int32> <chunk_length int32>
+         <marker int32>`. `chunk_length` INCLUDES these 12 bytes (i.e.
+         chunk_length - 12 == the number of raw bytes that follow,
+         compressed or not -- see point 3).
+  3. **`marker` is itself a real flag, not just a validation sentinel**
+     (this was missed in an earlier pass that only tested against 4 of
+     the 10 real Speed files in this project's full sample set -- the
+     other 6, found and validated later, include real examples of the
+     second case below and are what exposed it):
+       - `marker == 0xF4E5D6C7` (-186263865 signed): this chunk's
+         payload is genuine LZRW1-compressed data (Ross Williams' own
+         reference implementation has an analogous `FLAG_COMPRESS`
+         case, using a different byte value/position; Geosoft's variant
+         repurposes this 4-byte marker field for the same purpose).
+       - `marker == 0xF0E1D2C3` (-253635901 signed): this chunk's
+         payload is **stored raw, uncompressed** -- i.e. Geosoft's
+         equivalent of Ross Williams' reference `FLAG_COPY` case (used
+         when LZRW1 compression didn't shrink the data, so the encoder
+         gave up and stored it verbatim instead). For every real
+         instance of this found, `chunk_length - 12 == decompressed_length`
+         exactly (no compression ratio at all, consistent with "stored
+         raw"), and reading `decompressed_length` bytes directly (no
+         decompression) produces plausible real survey data (checked as
+         float64: smoothly-varying, physically sane gravity/magnetic
+         values). Every real marker value found across all 10 real
+         Speed files was one of these two constants -- zero exceptions,
+         zero unrecognized third values.
+
+Validated exactly (not just "plausibly") against **all 10 real**
+DB_COMP_SPEED files now in this project's sample set (the original 4
+GEOTEM/Questem EM/Mag files, plus 4 AGG/Mag files from the Melinda Downs
+delivery, plus 2 Rad/Mag files from the Georgetown-AGSO delivery,
+extracted specifically to check this): for every chunk in every file --
+not a sample -- decoding exactly `decompressed_length` output bytes
+(via LZRW1 decompression when marker indicates compressed, or a direct
+copy when marker indicates raw/stored) consumes exactly
+`chunk_length - 12` input bytes, with zero slack, and zero chunks with
+an unrecognized marker value.
+
+No Geosoft software of any kind was used to derive or produce this
+module -- only Ross Williams' own public-domain reference source (read,
+not executed against anything proprietary) and real, independently
+obtained `.gdb` files.
+"""
+
+from __future__ import annotations
+
+import struct
+import warnings
+from dataclasses import dataclass
+
+try:
+    from . import _native as _native_ext
+except ImportError:
+    _native_ext = None
+
+CHUNK_MAGIC = bytes.fromhex("0f0efffe12345678")
+DB_COMP_SPEED = 1
+DB_COMP_SIZE = 2
+
+# The two real marker values observed in the 12-byte chunk length
+# sub-header, across all 10 real DB_COMP_SPEED files in this project,
+# with zero exceptions and zero unrecognized third values.
+MARKER_COMPRESSED = -186263865   # 0xF4E5D6C7 -- payload is real LZRW1
+MARKER_STORED_RAW = -253635901   # 0xF0E1D2C3 -- payload is stored verbatim
+
+# Backwards-compatible alias (earlier name, before the raw/stored case
+# was found).
+KNOWN_MARKER = MARKER_COMPRESSED
+
+
+def lzrw1_decompress(data: bytes, start: int, decompressed_length: int) -> bytes:
+    """
+    Decompress exactly `decompressed_length` bytes of canonical LZRW1
+    data (Ross Williams' algorithm, no FLAG_BYTES prefix) starting at
+    `data[start:]`. Returns the decompressed bytes.
+
+    Dispatches to the compiled `pygdb._native` extension when it's
+    available (same algorithm, ported to Rust -- see `rust/src/lib.rs`;
+    ~16x faster on real DB_COMP_SPEED data, since this per-byte loop is
+    this reader's one CPU-bound hot path), falling back to the pure-Python
+    `_lzrw1_decompress_py` below when it isn't. `_native` raises
+    `IndexError` under the same truncated/corrupt-input conditions as the
+    pure-Python version, so callers (`decode_speed_chunk`) don't need to
+    know which backend produced the error.
+    """
+    if _native_ext is not None:
+        return bytes(_native_ext.lzrw1_decompress(data, start, decompressed_length))
+    return _lzrw1_decompress_py(data, start, decompressed_length)
+
+
+def _lzrw1_decompress_py(data: bytes, start: int, decompressed_length: int) -> bytes:
+    """
+    Pure-Python reference implementation of `lzrw1_decompress` -- kept as
+    the always-available fallback when `pygdb._native` isn't built, and
+    as the documented, clean-room-derived source of truth for the
+    algorithm.
+
+    This is a direct, literal port of the core loop in Ross Williams'
+    own public-domain `lzrw1_decompress()` (see module docstring for the
+    source URL) -- same control-word/control-bit walk, same nibble
+    packing for copy-item offset/length. The only functional change from
+    his reference is that this operates on a `bytes` object with an
+    explicit output-length stop condition instead of a fixed-size output
+    buffer, and does not skip his 4-byte FLAG_BYTES prefix (Geosoft's
+    on-disk chunks don't have it -- the equivalent flag lives in the
+    12-byte length sub-header's `marker` field instead, see
+    `decode_speed_chunk`).
+    """
+    p = start
+    out = bytearray()
+    while len(out) < decompressed_length:
+        control = data[p] | (data[p + 1] << 8)
+        p += 2
+        for _bit in range(16):
+            if len(out) >= decompressed_length:
+                break
+            if control & 1:
+                b0 = data[p]
+                b1 = data[p + 1]
+                p += 2
+                offset = ((b0 & 0xF0) << 4) + b1
+                length = (b0 & 0x0F) + 1
+                start_idx = len(out) - offset
+                for i in range(length):
+                    if len(out) >= decompressed_length:
+                        break
+                    out.append(out[start_idx + i])
+            else:
+                out.append(data[p])
+                p += 1
+            control >>= 1
+    return bytes(out)
+
+
+@dataclass
+class SpeedChunk:
+    magic_offset: int          # file offset of the 16-byte magic sub-header
+    subtype: int                # 1 = DB_COMP_SPEED, 2 = DB_COMP_SIZE
+    decompressed_length: int
+    chunk_length: int          # includes the 12-byte length sub-header
+    marker: int
+    payload_offset: int         # file offset where the payload starts
+
+    @property
+    def is_stored_raw(self) -> bool:
+        return self.marker == MARKER_STORED_RAW
+
+    @property
+    def is_compressed(self) -> bool:
+        return self.marker == MARKER_COMPRESSED
+
+
+class LZRW1DecodeError(Exception):
+    """
+    Raised by `decode_speed_chunk`/`parse_chunk_header` when a Speed-mode
+    chunk can't be decoded: truncated/corrupt data, or a subtype/marker
+    this module doesn't recognize. A single, deliberately narrow
+    exception type (rather than a bare `AssertionError`/`IndexError`/
+    `struct.error` grab-bag) so callers -- notably
+    `gdb_reader.read_blob_values` -- can catch exactly this and fail
+    gracefully (return whatever was already decoded elsewhere, emit a
+    clear warning) instead of crashing. See docs/provenance/notes.md's "reader
+    robustness" notes for the design rationale; this reader is not meant
+    to hard-crash on a truncated download or an unrecognized real-world
+    variant, per an explicit engineering request from the coordinator.
+    """
+
+
+def parse_chunk_header(data: bytes, magic_offset: int) -> SpeedChunk:
+    try:
+        subtype, _reserved = struct.unpack_from("<ii", data, magic_offset + 8)
+        header_start = magic_offset + 16
+        decompressed_length, chunk_length, marker = struct.unpack_from(
+            "<iii", data, header_start
+        )
+    except struct.error as e:
+        raise LZRW1DecodeError(
+            f"not enough bytes at offset {magic_offset} to read a full chunk header "
+            f"(need 28 bytes from the magic; only {len(data) - magic_offset} available) "
+            f"-- truncated data"
+        ) from e
+    return SpeedChunk(
+        magic_offset=magic_offset,
+        subtype=subtype,
+        decompressed_length=decompressed_length,
+        chunk_length=chunk_length,
+        marker=marker,
+        payload_offset=header_start + 12,
+    )
+
+
+def decode_speed_chunk(data: bytes, chunk: SpeedChunk) -> bytes:
+    """
+    Decode one DB_COMP_SPEED chunk's data -- transparently handling both
+    the LZRW1-compressed case and the stored-raw case (see module
+    docstring point 3). Raises `LZRW1DecodeError` (never a bare
+    `AssertionError`/`IndexError`) if the chunk doesn't look like a
+    real, well-formed Speed chunk (wrong subtype, implausible lengths,
+    an unrecognized marker value, or truncated payload data) -- callers
+    should catch this one type and treat it as "this chunk couldn't be
+    decoded," not as a program bug.
+    """
+    if chunk.subtype != DB_COMP_SPEED:
+        raise LZRW1DecodeError(f"not a Speed chunk (subtype={chunk.subtype})")
+    if not (0 < chunk.decompressed_length < 200_000_000):
+        raise LZRW1DecodeError(
+            f"implausible decompressed_length={chunk.decompressed_length} -- "
+            f"likely a misaligned or corrupt chunk header"
+        )
+    if chunk.is_stored_raw:
+        if chunk.chunk_length - 12 != chunk.decompressed_length:
+            raise LZRW1DecodeError(
+                "stored-raw chunk should have chunk_length-12 == decompressed_length "
+                f"(got chunk_length-12={chunk.chunk_length - 12}, "
+                f"decompressed_length={chunk.decompressed_length})"
+            )
+        payload = data[chunk.payload_offset: chunk.payload_offset + chunk.decompressed_length]
+        if len(payload) < chunk.decompressed_length:
+            raise LZRW1DecodeError(
+                f"truncated stored-raw payload: expected {chunk.decompressed_length} "
+                f"byte(s), only {len(payload)} available -- file cut off mid-chunk?"
+            )
+        return payload
+    if not chunk.is_compressed:
+        raise LZRW1DecodeError(f"unrecognized marker value: {chunk.marker}")
+    try:
+        return lzrw1_decompress(data, chunk.payload_offset, chunk.decompressed_length)
+    except IndexError as e:
+        raise LZRW1DecodeError(
+            f"ran out of input data while decompressing (need to produce "
+            f"{chunk.decompressed_length} bytes) -- truncated or corrupt payload"
+        ) from e
+
+
+def find_speed_chunks(data: bytes):
+    """
+    Yield SpeedChunk for every DB_COMP_SPEED (subtype==1) chunk found in
+    `data` by scanning for the shared 16-byte magic. A magic-byte match
+    too close to the end of `data` to hold a full 28-byte chunk header
+    (e.g. a truncated file, or a coincidental match inside real data
+    right before EOF -- both real, observed cases elsewhere in this
+    project) is skipped with a warning rather than raising -- this is a
+    scanning helper, not a strict decoder, so it degrades gracefully and
+    keeps looking rather than aborting the whole scan.
+    """
+    start = 0
+    while True:
+        idx = data.find(CHUNK_MAGIC, start)
+        if idx == -1:
+            return
+        try:
+            chunk = parse_chunk_header(data, idx)
+        except LZRW1DecodeError as e:
+            warnings.warn(
+                f"find_speed_chunks: skipping a magic-byte match at offset {idx} "
+                f"that isn't a full chunk header ({e})",
+                RuntimeWarning,
+                stacklevel=2,
+            )
+            start = idx + 1
+            continue
+        if chunk.subtype == DB_COMP_SPEED:
+            yield chunk
+        start = idx + 1
+
+
+if __name__ == "__main__":
+    import sys
+
+    path = sys.argv[1] if len(sys.argv) > 1 else "samples/GSQ_Data/extracted/holroy/em000293/DB_EM_293.gdb"
+    data = open(path, "rb").read()
+    n_ok = 0
+    n_compressed = 0
+    n_stored = 0
+    n_bad_marker = 0
+    n_total = 0
+    for chunk in find_speed_chunks(data):
+        n_total += 1
+        try:
+            out = decode_speed_chunk(data, chunk)
+        except LZRW1DecodeError as e:
+            n_bad_marker += 1
+            if n_bad_marker <= 3:
+                print(f"chunk @ {chunk.magic_offset}: FAILED ({e})")
+            continue
+        n_ok += 1
+        if chunk.is_stored_raw:
+            n_stored += 1
+        else:
+            n_compressed += 1
+        if n_total <= 5:
+            print(
+                f"chunk @ {chunk.magic_offset}: decompressed_length={chunk.decompressed_length} "
+                f"chunk_length={chunk.chunk_length} kind={'stored-raw' if chunk.is_stored_raw else 'compressed'} "
+                f"first_16_bytes={out[:16].hex()}"
+            )
+    print(f"\n{n_total} chunks total: {n_compressed} compressed, {n_stored} stored-raw, "
+          f"{n_bad_marker} unrecognized marker")