AMDG Steven Ross wrote:
I've uploaded a new algorithm_sorting.zip to www.boostpro.com/vault, which resolves all the issues I found mentioned in past emails (tabs, data_type, graphs, etc). I believe it contains everything necessary for a Boost library at this point. Suggestion are welcome, as are performance results. I'd particularly appreciate it if people could run tune.pl on their systems and send me the output (tune.pl determines ideal constants).
I would appreciate it if you used bjam instead of a make in tune.pl, so that I can test it with msvc. I've attached a Jamfile. In Christ, Steven Watanabe local properties = ; if --tune in [ modules.peek : ARGV ] { properties = <location>. <variant>release ; } project spreadsort : source-location samples : requirements <include>../.. $(properties) ; exe spreadsort : sample.cpp ; exe alreadysorted : alreadysorted.cpp ; exe rightshift : rightshiftsample.cpp ; exe reverseintsort : reverseintsample.cpp ; exe floatsort : floatsample.cpp ; exe shiftfloatsort : shiftfloatsample.cpp ; exe floatfunctorsort : floatfunctorsample.cpp ; exe stringsort : stringsample.cpp ; exe reversestringsort : reversestringsample.cpp ; exe charstringsort : charstringsample.cpp ; exe stringfunctorsort : stringfunctorsample.cpp ; exe reversestringfunctorsort : reversestringfunctorsample.cpp ; exe keyplusdata : keyplusdatasample.cpp ; exe randomgen : randomgen.cpp ;