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Java's Arrays.sort more robust and is faster is certain cases. See jruby#3919 and https://github.com/sri/jruby-sort-benchmark.
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@sri could you re-add the util class and @deprecate it at the top. I do not know if extensions use that class or not but it is public. |
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@enebo Done! |
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@sri thanks for the PR and the time taken to show Java's sort has improved! |
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@enebo Great! Thanks for all the pointers!! |
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Java's Arrays.sort more robust and is faster is certain cases.
See #3919 and
https://github.com/sri/jruby-sort-benchmark.