No API to finalize work with context about lz4 HOT 6 CLOSED

Very good point.

I was in fact considering removing these functions, since apparently no one was 
interested in using them.

But if there is some need for them, then, as you suggest, for the sake of 
completeness, functions to free the memory context should be provided too.

I don't think you should remove them. They aren't widely because there is no 
functions to alloc and free a context. 

You should have LZ4_allocCtx and LZ4_freeCtx. You should also make the 
interface consistent with LZ4HC. LZ4HC already has alloc/free functions. You 
should expose those as well. LZ4_64KLIMIT would also need to be exposed so 
people can use it to determine if they should use LZ4_compress64Ctx or 
LZ4_compressCtx.

Also I recommend converting LZ4_compressBound into a macro and adding one for 
the inverse formula.

#define LZ4_compressBound(isize)   (unsigned)((isize) + ((isize) / 255) + 16)
#define LZ4_compressInbound(osize) (unsigned)(((255 * ((osize) - 16)) / 256) - 
1)

You could even rename them to something that makes more sense like 
LZ4_compressOutputBound(isize) or LZ4_compressInputBound(osize).

This definitely makes sense.
I'll look into it.

This shall be classified as enhancement request.

On second thought, it might not make any sense to expose Ctx. If the Ctx were 
used to hold the state of the compressor or uncompressor during successive 
calls to LZ4_compress or LZ4_uncompress, then it might make sense to expose it. 
But as it is now, it should probably just remain configurable via a #define in 
the source file as it is now, because it really only affects the compiler/env. 
I'm not sure why you would want to allocate it yourself, when you can simply 
put it on the stack.

Functions explicitly handling the context are now removed from the standard *.h 
interface.
It's possible to use them by including directly the *.c, or creating/modifying 
your own *.h