fixes to thiersort_apply - not sure actually but promising
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thiersort.h
@ -426,23 +426,25 @@ static inline void thiersort_apply(
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/* Replace the whole chain starting at i (j for chain index) */
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/* This works because we can easily check what does'nt need moves anymore. */
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TSU32 j = i;
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TSU32 ni = sortres[j].i;
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TSU32 ni = sortres[j].i; /* (*) */
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/* Until would move to its own position, chain */
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/* This also solves "already at right place" originals. */
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while(ni != j) {
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/* xchg j and ni */
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memcpy(tmp, &((TSU8*)arr)[(size_t)j * elemsize], elemsize);
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memcpy(
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&((TSU8*)arr)[(size_t)j * elemsize],
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&((TSU8*)arr)[(size_t)ni * elemsize],
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elemsize);
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memcpy(&((TSU8*)arr)[(size_t)ni * elemsize], tmp, elemsize);
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/* xchg j and ni - but only if not already swapped! See: (*) */
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if(sortres[ni].i != ni) {
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memcpy(tmp, &((TSU8*)arr)[(size_t)j * elemsize], elemsize);
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memcpy(
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&((TSU8*)arr)[(size_t)j * elemsize],
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&((TSU8*)arr)[(size_t)ni * elemsize],
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elemsize);
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memcpy(&((TSU8*)arr)[(size_t)ni * elemsize], tmp, elemsize);
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}
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/* Mark j index as done in sortres for outer loop. */
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/* This is necessary for inner loop stopping early */
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/* and outer catch up on already processed location. */
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sortres[j].i = j;
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sortres[j].i = j; /* (*) */
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/* Update j and ni */
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/* Now we must find what should be at new location j */
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@ -451,6 +453,9 @@ static inline void thiersort_apply(
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ni = sortres[j].i;
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}
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}
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/* Release mem - better we do because we changed it behind the scenes! */
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free(sortres);
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}
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/**
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