Replace nonexistent std.sort.sort
with std.mem.sort
#1198
Merged
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The pull request ziglang/zig#15412 changes the sorting functions built into Zig and as a result$O(n)$ best case, $O(n\log(n))$ worst case, and $O(n\log(n))$ average case time complexity. The block sort also has $O(1)$ memory usage.
std.sort.sort
doesn't exist anymore. This pull request changes usages ofstd.sort.sort
tostd.mem.sort
which is consistent with the changes made in the standard library to changestd.sort.sort
tostd.mem.sort
. Currently,std.mem.sort
callsstd.sort.block
, which is an stable in-place sort with