Add Lizard and Brotli to the USB-Backup DLL Bundle file.

Update README.md

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CPP/7zip/Bundles/Format7zUSB/makefile

@@ -53,7 +53,6 @@ AR_COMMON_OBJS = \
   $O\OutStreamWithCRC.obj \
   $O\ParseProperties.obj \
 
-
 7Z_OBJS = \
   $O\7zCompressionMode.obj \
   $O\7zDecode.obj \
@@ -138,9 +137,15 @@ C_OBJS = \
 !include "../../Crc.mak"
 
 COMPRESS_OBJS = $(COMPRESS_OBJS) \
+  $O\BrotliDecoder.obj \
+  $O\BrotliEncoder.obj \
+  $O\BrotliRegister.obj \
   $O\Lz4Decoder.obj \
   $O\Lz4Encoder.obj \
   $O\Lz4Register.obj \
+  $O\LizardDecoder.obj \
+  $O\LizardEncoder.obj \
+  $O\LizardRegister.obj \
   $O\Lz5Decoder.obj \
   $O\Lz5Encoder.obj \
   $O\Lz5Register.obj \
@@ -148,6 +153,35 @@ COMPRESS_OBJS = $(COMPRESS_OBJS) \
   $O\ZstdEncoder.obj \
   $O\ZstdRegister.obj \
 
+BROTLI_OBJS = \
+  $O/br_dictionary.obj \
+  $O/br_bit_reader.obj \
+  $O/br_decode.obj \
+  $O/br_huffman.obj \
+  $O/br_state.obj \
+  $O/br_backward_references.obj \
+  $O/br_backward_references_hq.obj \
+  $O/br_bit_cost.obj \
+  $O/br_block_splitter.obj \
+  $O/br_brotli_bit_stream.obj \
+  $O/br_cluster.obj \
+  $O/br_compress_fragment.obj \
+  $O/br_compress_fragment_two_pass.obj \
+  $O/br_dictionary_hash.obj \
+  $O/br_encode.obj \
+  $O/br_entropy_encode.obj \
+  $O/br_histogram.obj \
+  $O/br_literal_cost.obj \
+  $O/br_memory.obj \
+  $O/br_metablock.obj \
+  $O/br_static_dict.obj \
+  $O/br_utf8_util.obj \
+
+LIZARD_OBJS = \
+  $O/lizard_compress.obj \
+  $O/lizard_decompress.obj \
+  $O/lizard_frame.obj \
+
 LZ4_OBJS = \
   $O\lz4.obj \
   $O\lz4frame.obj \
@@ -172,6 +206,12 @@ ZSTD_OBJS = \
 
 ZSTDMT_OBJS = \
   $O\threading.obj \
+  $O\brotli-mt_common.obj \
+  $O\brotli-mt_compress.obj \
+  $O\brotli-mt_decompress.obj \
+  $O\lizard-mt_common.obj \
+  $O\lizard-mt_compress.obj \
+  $O\lizard-mt_decompress.obj \
   $O\lz4-mt_common.obj \
   $O\lz4-mt_compress.obj \
   $O\lz4-mt_decompress.obj \

README.md

@@ -196,8 +196,8 @@ For the benchmarks I am using Windows 7 64bit on my Laptop which has the followi
 - the decompression benchmark is also done in RAM via: `7z t archiv.7z`
 - the tool for measuring the times is [wtime](https://github.com/mcmilk/wtime), together with some [scripts](https://github.com/mcmilk/7-Zip-Benchmarking)
 - the testfile is generated via [generate-mcorpus](https://github.com/mcmilk/7-Zip-Benchmarking/blob/master/generate-mcorpus)
-![Compression Speed vs Ratio](https://mcmilk.de/projects/7-Zip-zstd/dl/compr.png "Compression Speed vs Ratio")
+![Compression Speed vs Ratio](https://mcmilk.de/projects/7-Zip-zstd/dl/compr-v120.png "Compression Speed vs Ratio")
-![Decompression Speed](https://mcmilk.de/projects/7-Zip-zstd/dl/decomp.png "Decompression Speed per Level")
+![Decompression Speed](https://mcmilk.de/projects/7-Zip-zstd/dl/decomp-v120.png "Decompression Speed per Level")
 
 ## License and redistribution
 
@@ -207,8 +207,8 @@ For the benchmarks I am using Windows 7 64bit on my Laptop which has the followi
 
 - [7-Zip Homepage](http://www.7-zip.org/)
 - [7-Zip ZStandard Homepage](https://mcmilk.de/projects/7-Zip-zstd/)
-- Request for inclusion into the mainline 7-Zip: https://sourceforge.net/p/sevenzip/discussion/45797/thread/a7e4f3f3/
+- [Request for inclusion](https://sourceforge.net/p/sevenzip/discussion/45797/thread/a7e4f3f3/) into the mainline 7-Zip:
-  - result, will not be included :(
+  - result, will currently not included :(
 
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