Show HN: Fluxsort, a stable Quicksort, faster and more adaptive than Timsort
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Re: Show HN: Fluxsort, a stable Quicksort, faster and more adaptive than Timsort
#2Previos discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27948535 (68 points | on July 25, 2021 | 18 comments) posted by other user. I there any update?
Just a small remark about the gif with the visualization: I'd like a small pause at the beginning to look at the unordered data, and also a small pause at the end to look at the ordered data. I guess .1 or .15 seconds would be fine, but you should try a few intervals to get the right one.
Re: Show HN: Fluxsort, a stable Quicksort, faster and more adaptive than Timsort
#3Previos discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27948535 (68 points | on July 25, 2021 | 18 comments) posted by other user. I there any update? Just a small remark about the gif with the visualization: I'd like a small pause at the beginning to look at the unordered data, and also a small pause at the end to look at the ordered data. I guess .1 or .15 seconds would be fine, but you should try a few intervals…
The gif is indeed a bit rushed, I'll see if I can get it looking a bit better soon-ish.
The video is up on YouTube where it can be paused.
Edit: Just now seeing you asked about updates.
I added support for clang's branchless ternary comparisons, and increased the granularity of the analyzer.