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Fast array partition - #1418
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merging latest master into this and cleaning some things up, stand by. |
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All done here unless someone has suggestions. |
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Looks great to me. I will probably pull it later this evening. |
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Wow. Superb. |
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A partition function for arrays that runs about twice as fast and uses about half as much memory. This should be true for all cases, I believe.
Test results using BenchmarkDotNet, with a partition predicate of
fun x -> x % 2 = 0on random int arrays.