On 3/22/07, Lewis Hyatt <lhyatt@princeton.edu> wrote:
Sam Schetterer <samthecppman <at> gmail.com> writes:
Hello. I have recently uploaded the updated sorting.zip file to vault,
and
it contains the full header file for multikey quicksort. For those of you who download the library and those of you who have downloaded the example library, some feedback, good or bad, is appreciated. Thanks.
Hi Sam-
Anyway, on to the code. I don't know much about sorting. I tried compiling your radix sort example code last week. It failed to compile because of misuse of the typename keyword, either too often or not often enough. I fixed that, and was able to compile the code, but your example failed. (It tested an error condition, and reported an error). I tried writing my own test code to do some timings, but your code crashed. What compiler are you using? I am surprised the example radix code worked at all on any compiler.
-Lewis
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Ok. I have found the problem. I was using msvc. I am now using gcc, so the code should work on all compilers. I have also modified the code to work on both big and little endian machines, and luckily, the speed difference in neglible (about one clock cycle). I have also made multikey quicksort more generic. The working files are currently on vault.