#ifndef THIER_SORT_H
#define THIER_SORT_H
/*
 * This sort alg. is a two step bucket sort algorithm.
 * - Step 1 creates top-down pre-sorted buckets with a float radix (allocates)
 * - Step 2 uses M quicksort algorithms with source-to-destination backwrite.
 *
 * What is "float radix" sort?
 * - We convert each integer key to a 32 bit float value
 * - We take that and create 8 bit ((*): or 16 bit) approxmator
 * - This is what we radix sort on as if it would be 8 bit char (**)
 * - In both cases, those are just right-shifted floats (LSB bits lost)
 *
 * For calculating occurence counts, we need a pass on the whole data set.
 * Then we need an other pass - into a new array - to do radix step, or
 * if we do 16 bit float variant we need two steps (new + old array).
 *
 * For random data, likely the best is to do less passes, so we do the
 * 8 bit version as first implementation, this gives more data in the
 * buckets for the "Step 2" quicksort part - which is not std::sort or
 * something, but we write a variant that puts back data in original
 * array so no back copy will be necessary. For the (*) variant, with
 * 16 bit floats, we do not need back-copy and can do quicksort in place!
 *
 * To avoid costly float conversions, we can do SSE2 here (or neon)!
 *
 * These are useful for us:
 * 
 *	__m128i _mm_load_si128 (__m128i const* mem_addr)
 *	#include <emmintrin.h>
 *	Instruction: movdqa xmm, m128 [Latency: 6, Throughput: 0.33 - 0.5]
 *	CPUID Flags: SSE2
 *	Description
 *	Load 128-bits of integer data from memory into dst. mem_addr must be
 *	aligned on a 16-byte boundary or a general-protection exception may be
 *	generated.
 *
 *	__m128i _mm_add_epi8 (__m128i a, __m128i b)
 *	#include <emmintrin.h>
 *	Instruction: paddb xmm, xmm [Latency: 1, Throughput: 0.33]
 *	CPUID Flags: SSE2
 *	Description
 *	Add packed 8-bit integers in a and b, and store the results in dst.
 *
 *	__m128i _mm_and_si128 (__m128i a, __m128i b)
 *	#include <emmintrin.h>
 *	Instruction: pand xmm, xmm [Latency: 1, Throughput: 0.33]
 *	CPUID Flags: SSE2
 *	Description
 *	Compute the bitwise AND of 128 bits (representing integer data)
 *	in a and b, and store the result in dst.
 *
 *	__m128i _mm_set_epi8 (
 *		char e15, char e14, char e13, char e12,
 *		char e11, char e10, char e9, char e8,
 *		char e7, char e6, char e5, char e4,
 *		char e3, char e2, char e1, char e0)
 *	#include <emmintrin.h>
 *	Instruction: Sequence [XXX: slow - best outside loop]
 *	CPUID Flags: SSE2
 *	Description
 *	Set packed 8-bit integers in dst with the supplied values.
 *
 *	__m128 _mm_cvtepi32_ps (__m128i a)
 *	#include <emmintrin.h>
 *	Instruction: cvtdq2ps xmm, xmm [Latency: 4, Throughput: 0.5]
 *	CPUID Flags: SSE2
 *	Description
 *	Convert packed signed 32-bit integers in a to packed single-precision
 *	(32-bit) floating-point elements, and store the results in dst.
 *
 *	__m128i _mm_castps_si128 (__m128 a)
 *	#include <emmintrin.h>
 *	CPUID Flags: SSE2
 *	Description
 *	Cast vector of type __m128 to type __m128i. This intrinsic is only
 *	used for compilation and does not generate any instructions, thus it
 *	has zero latency.
 *
 *	void _mm_store_si128 (__m128i* mem_addr, __m128i a)
 *	#include <emmintrin.h>
 *	Instruction: movdqa m128, xmm [Latency: 1 - 5, Throughput: 0.5 - 1]
 *	CPUID Flags: SSE2
 *	Description
 *	Store 128-bits of integer data from a into memory. mem_addr must be
 *	aligned on a 16-byte boundary or a general-protection exception may
 *	be generated.
 *
 *	void _mm_maskmoveu_si128 (__m128i a, __m128i mask, char* mem_addr)
 *	#include <emmintrin.h>
 *	Instruction: maskmovdqu xmm, xmm [Latency: 6, Throughput: 1 - XXX: NT!]
 *	CPUID Flags: SSE2
 *	Description
 *	Conditionally store 8-bit integer elements from a into memory using
 *	mask (elements are not stored when the highest bit is not set in the
 *	corresponding element) and a non-temporal memory hint. mem_addr does
 *	not need to be aligned on any particular boundary.
 *
 *	int _mm_extract_epi16 (__m128i a, int imm8)
 *	#include <emmintrin.h>
 *	Instruction: pextrw r32, xmm, imm8 [Latency: 4, Throughput: 1]
 *	CPUID Flags: SSE2
 *	Description
 *	Extract a 16-bit integer from a, selected with imm8,
 *	and store the result in the lower element of dst.
 *	Operation
 *	dst[15:0] := (a[127:0] >> (imm8[2:0] * 16))[15:0]
 *	dst[31:16] := 0
 *
 *	void _mm_store_si128 (__m128i* mem_addr, __m128i a)
 *	#include <emmintrin.h>
 *	Instruction: movdqa m128, xmm [Latency: 1 - 5, Throughput: 0.5 - 1]
 *	CPUID Flags: SSE2
 *	Description
 *	Store 128-bits of integer data from a into memory. mem_addr must be
 *	aligned on a 16-byte boundary or a general-protection exception
 *	may be generated.
 *
 *	__m128i _mm_srli_epi32 (__m128i a, int imm8)
 *	#include <emmintrin.h>
 *	Instruction: psrld xmm, imm8 [Latency: 1, Throughput: 0.5]
 *	CPUID Flags: SSE2
 *	Description
 *	Shift packed 32-bit integers in a right by imm8 while shifting in
 *	zeros, and store the results in dst.
 *
 * See also:
 * https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/docs/intrinsics-guide/index.html
 * https://www.laruence.com/x86/MASKMOVDQU.html
 * https://blogs.fau.de/hager/archives/2103
 *
 * For ARM / Neon:
 * https://github.com/DLTcollab/sse2neon
 *
 * Data layout:
 *
 * 	[int32_t key][int32_t i][int32_t key][int32_t i]...
 * 
 * That is, we extract keys and "pointer" like offsets into an
 * array of the "real" elements. So you sort "short pointers".
 *
 * We might create a version that just sorts bare integers,
 * but that is only good to show off speed compared to algs.
 *
 * Main alg:
 * - We first process data to have the 16 byte alignment (maybe 64 byte align?)
 * - We process the input in 64 byte / loop with 3x SSE 128 bit read + 1xnormal
 * - We process remaining part of the array
 *
 * Middle part should be skipped if there is less than 64 bytes this way...
 *
 *	(pre-loop)
 *	pat1 = set(1,1,1,1,0,0,0,0,1,1,1,1...)
 *	pat2 = set(0,0,0,0,1,1,1,1,0,0,0,0...)
 *
 *	(loop)
 *	a = LOAD4int[+0]
 *	b = LOAD4int[+4]
 *	c = LOAD4int[+8]
 *	<+d some int code>
 *
 *	pata1 = a & pat1;
 *	pata2 = a & pat2;
 *	patb1 = b & pat1;
 *	patb2 = b & pat2;
 *	patc1 = c & pat1;
 *	patc2 = c & pat2;
 *	<+d some int code>
 *
 *	rsa = pata1 >> 24;
 *	rsb = patb1 >> 24;
 *	rsc = patc1 >> 24;
 *	<+d some int code>
 *
 *	resa = rsa + pata2;
 *	resb = rsb + patb2;
 *	resc = rsc + patc2;
 *	<+d some int code>
 *
 *	store(resa, resb, resc) -> tmp
 *
 *	<integer code to process(tmp)>
 *
 * The tmp should be automatically 16 bit aligned being on-stack allocated!
 *
 * The integer code that process tmp, depends on what phase we are in, in
 * the phase where we count occurences, we do not need the pat[x]2 parts!
 * However the reorganize phase passes need it to do the copy around!
 *
 * This is how we do 64 byte / iteration and should be pipelined well!
 *
 * However the "integer" code to process tmp is the bottleneck, because
 * that part has to process 16 counts when occurence counting likely
 * with a 4-wide pipeline in (at least) 4 steps and more in the other
 * phase where we are not counting but moving elements where they belong.
 * XXX: Now that I think more... pata2 likes are not needed as only make
 *      issues? I mean we could (should) copy key/index directly from source!
 *
 * In the 8 bit float version, I guess we only have bits from exponent..
 * In the 16 bit version, with an extra pass, we have few bits from mantissa..
 *
 * I still think, in the random case it worths the less passes by 8 bit float!
 *
 * String sorting:
 * - First create the [key,index] 64 bit data for strings to sort.
 * - Key should be first 4 character (extra zeroes if there is no enough char)
 * - Do the sorting, with comparator using both the first 4 char AND the strcmp
 * 
 * ^^I actually think this gives a pretty fast string comparison because it do
 *   give a lot of higher integer values even for short strings (8 bit works)!
 *
 * XXX: We can do approcimately 2x (1,5x?) the speed for integer-only sort!
 *
 * Unsigned/signed:
 * - Custom trickery is needed when processing tmp (both occurence and move)
 * - It should assign different bucket based on topmost bit for sign modes!
 * - Modes: msb_early, msb_late
 * - These two handles: integer, unsigned int, float32
 *
 * XXX: So basically a good sorting algo, for float keyes sorting!
 *
 * Number of passes (8 bit): 3.5
 * - 1x   Occurence counting pass
 * - 1x   8 bit float radix pass
 * - 1.5x quicksort pass [more elements]
 *
 * Number of passes (16 bit): 4.2
 * - 1x   Occurence counting pass
 * - 2x   8 bit float radix pass
 * - 1.2x quicksort pass [less elements]
 *
 * Rem.: Basically these are regular, pipelined radix passes, with only
 *       the float conversions AND shifts vectorized with SSE somewhat...
 */

#include <stdint.h>

#ifdef TS_SSE2
#include <emmintrin.h>
#endif /* TS_SSE2 */
#ifdef TS_SSE2_NEON
#include "sse2neon.h"
#define TS_SSE2
#endif /* TS_SSE2_NEON */

#ifndef TS_CUSTOM_TYPES
#define TSBOOL uint8_t
#define TSTRUE 1
#define TSFALSE 0
#define TSU8 uint8_t
#define TSU32 uint32_t
#define TSI32 int32_t
#endif /* TS_CUSTOM_TYPES */

/* Nearly same alg for all these keys */
union tskey {
	TSI32 i;
	TSU32 u;
	float f;
};

struct tselem {
	union tskey key;
	TSU32 i;
};

/* Forward decl of internal code */
static inline void thiersort8_internal(
		struct tselem *arr,
		TSU32 length,
		void* (*malloc)(size_t size),
		void (*free)(void *ptr),
		const TSBOOL (*lt)(
			const union tskey ak,
			const union tskey bk,
			const TSU32 ai,
			const TSU32 bi,
			void *reent_data),
		const TSBOOL isint,
		const TSBOOL isunsigned,
		const TSBOOL isfloat,
		void *reent_data);

/** The '<' operation used for int32 */
static inline const TSBOOL ts_lt_int(
		const union tskey ak,
		const union tskey bk,
		const TSU32 ai,
		const TSU32 bi,
		void *reent_data) { return (ak.i < bk.i); }

/** The '<' operation used for unsigned int32 */
static inline const TSBOOL ts_lt_uint(
		const union tskey ak,
		const union tskey bk,
		const TSU32 ai,
		const TSU32 bi,
		void *reent_data) { return (ak.u < bk.u); }

/** The '<' operation used for float */
static inline const TSBOOL ts_lt_float(
		const union tskey ak,
		const union tskey bk,
		const TSU32 ai,
		const TSU32 bi,
		void *reent_data) { return (ak.f < bk.f); }

/**
 * Sort {key, index32} elements where key is 32 bit integer.
 */
static inline void thiersort8_intkey(
		struct tselem *arr,
		TSU32 length,
		void* (*malloc)(size_t size),
		void (*free)(void *ptr)) {
	thiersort8_internal(
		arr,
		length,
		malloc,
		free,
		ts_lt_int,
		TSTRUE,
		TSFALSE,
		TSFALSE,
		NULL);
}

/**
 * Sort {key, index32} elements where key is unsigned 32 bit integer.
 */
static inline void thiersort8_uintkey(
		struct tselem *arr,
		TSU32 length,
		void* (*malloc)(size_t size),
		void (*free)(void *ptr)) {
	thiersort8_internal(
		arr,
		length,
		malloc,
		free,
		ts_lt_uint,
		TSFALSE,
		TSTRUE,
		TSFALSE,
		NULL);
}

/**
 * Sort {key, index32} elements where key is 32 bit integer.
 */
static inline void thiersort8_floatkey(
		struct tselem *arr,
		TSU32 length,
		void* (*malloc)(size_t size),
		void (*free)(void *ptr)) {
	thiersort8_internal(
		arr,
		length,
		malloc,
		free,
		ts_lt_float,
		TSFALSE,
		TSFALSE,
		TSTRUE,
		NULL);
}

/**
 * Create [key, index] pairs from your raw input data array. O(n) runtime.
 *
 * Useful if you have an array of elements to sort and what them prepared to be
 * properly thiersorted as key, index pairs. Then you can apply that reordering
 * later using thiersort_apply(..).
 *
 * BEWARE: The returned array must be freed by you - with a corresponding free.
 *         An alternative is to do a thiersort_apply(..) call (for the array case).
 *
 * @param arr The input array.
 * @param askey The sequence that generates input. Gives the ith elem as key.
 * @param elemsize The size of a single elem,
 * @param length The length of input sequence. Number of elements.
 * @param malloc The function to use for allocating the key-index array.
 * @returns Created array of keys+indices for that key to sort.
 */
static inline struct tselem *thiersort_prepare_array(
			void *arr,
			union tskey (askey)(void *elem),
			TSU32 elemsize,
			TSU32 length,
			void* (*malloc)(size_t size)) {
	/* Allocate */
	tselem *out = (tselem *)malloc(length * sizeof(tselem));

	/* Fill */
	TSU32 j = 0;
	for(size_t i = 0; i < (length * elemsize); i += elemsize, ++j) {
		out[j].key = askey((void *)((TSU8 *)arr + i));
		out[j].i = j;
	}

	/* Return */
	return out;
}

/**
 * Apply the given [key,index] sort result back to an array.
 *
 * Rem.: Also frees the sort result array!
 *
 * @param sortres A thiersort result on previously prepared arr.
 * @param arr The original array which was prepared for sort and was sorted.
 * @param length The number of element (both in sortres and arr)
 * @param elemsize Size of a single element
 * @param tmp An array of elemsize bytes to store values for swap!
 * @param free The operation used for freeing the sort res array.
 */
static inline void thiersort_apply(
		struct tselem *sortres,
		void *arr,
		TSU32 length,
		TSU32 elemsize,
		void *tmp,
		void (*free)(void *ptr)) {
	/* Replace all positions */
	for(TSU32 i = 0; i < length; ++i) {
		/* Replace the whole chain starting at i (j for chain index) */
		/* This works because we can easily check what does'nt need moves anymore. */
		TSU32 j = i;
		TSU32 ni = sortres[j].i; /* (*) */

		/* Until would move to its own position, chain */
		/* This also solves "already at right place" originals. */
		while(ni != j) {
			/* xchg j and ni - but only if not already swapped! See: (*) */
			if(sortres[ni].i != ni) {
				memcpy(tmp, &((TSU8*)arr)[(size_t)j * elemsize], elemsize);
				memcpy(
					&((TSU8*)arr)[(size_t)j * elemsize],
					&((TSU8*)arr)[(size_t)ni * elemsize],
					elemsize);
				memcpy(&((TSU8*)arr)[(size_t)ni * elemsize], tmp, elemsize);
			}

			/* Mark j index as done in sortres for outer loop. */
			/* This is necessary for inner loop stopping early */
			/* and outer catch up on already processed location. */
			sortres[j].i = j; /* (*) */

			/* Update j and ni */
			/* Now we must find what should be at new location j */
			/* instead of what we swap in there from old j loc. */
			j = ni;
			ni = sortres[j].i;
		}
	}

	/* Release mem - better we do because we changed it behind the scenes! */
	free(sortres);
}

/**
 * Do sign-trick based radix transform on nom-2s-complement 8 bit float!
 *
 * -1 means -127
 * -2 means -126
 * ...
 * -127 means -0
 * 0 means +0
 * 1 means 1
 * ...
 * 127 means 127
 *
 * We convert the above (in this order) into [0..255]!
 */
static inline TSU8 ts_floatsigntrick(TSU8 floatsigned) {
	if((floatsigned & 0x80) == 0) {
		/* Positive */
		return (128 + floatsigned);
	} else {
		/* Negative */
		return (128 - (floatsigned & 0x80));
	}
}

/** Gets which bucket (index) the given key should go */
static inline TSU8 ts_radixi(
		union tskey key,
		const TSBOOL isint,
		const TSBOOL isunsigned,
		const TSBOOL isfloat) {
	/* Compiler should optimize out branch here! */
	union tskey k;
	if(isint) {
		/* Sign bit can be 1! */
		k.f = (float)(key.i);

		/* 8 bit float */
		k.u = k.u >> 24;

		/* Need float sign trickery */
		return ts_floatsigntrick((TSU8)k.u);
	}
	if(isunsigned) {
		/* Sign bit CANNOT be 1! */
		k.f = (float)(key.u);

		/* 8 bit float */
		/* top bit always zero so ignore it and use 8 useful bits */
		/* - this is why we shift 23 and not 24 here */
		k.u = k.u >> 23;

		/* We are fine! */
		return (TSU8)k.u;
	}
	if(isfloat) {
		/* Sign bit can be 1! */
		k.f = key.f;

		/* 8 bit float */
		k.u = k.u >> 24;

		/* Need float sign trickery */
		return ts_floatsigntrick((TSU8)k.u);
	}

	/* Should never happen */
	assert(false);
}

/** Simple inplace quicksort for tselems */
static inline void ts_quicksort_inplace(
		struct tselem *arr,
		TSU32 from,
		TSU32 to,
		const TSBOOL (*lt)(
			const union tskey ak,
			const union tskey bk,
			const TSU32 ai,
			const TSU32 bi,
			void *reent_data),
		void *reent_data) {
	/* Must do this early exit! */
	// TODO: TS_UNLIKELY
	if(to == 0) return;
	if(from >= to - 1) return;

	TSU32 len = (to - from);
	TSU32 mid = from + len / 2;
	const union tskey pivotkey = arr[mid].key;
	TSU32 pivoti = arr[mid].i;

	TSU32 left = from;
	TSU32 right = to - 1;
	while(left < right) {
		/* Step over rightly positioned elems from left */
		union tskey leftkey = arr[left].key;
		TSU32 lefti = arr[left].i;
		while((left < right) && lt(leftkey, pivotkey, lefti, pivoti, reent_data)) {
			++left;
			leftkey = arr[left].key;
			lefti = arr[left].i;
		}

		/* Step over rightly positioned elems from right */
		union tskey rightkey = arr[right].key;
		TSU32 righti = arr[right].i;
		while((left < right) && !lt(rightkey, pivotkey, righti, pivoti, reent_data)) {
			--right;
			rightkey = arr[right].key;
			righti = arr[right].i;
		}

		/* Swap wrongly positioned element */
		if(left < right) {
			const struct tselem tmp = arr[left];
			arr[left] = arr[right];
			arr[right] = tmp;
			++left;
			--right;
		}
	}

	/* Fix left to be after the point of separation in odd lengths */
	if(left == right) {
		const union tskey leftkey = arr[left].key;
		TSU32 lefti = arr[left].i;
		left += (lt(leftkey, pivotkey, lefti, pivoti, reent_data));
	}

	/* Check edge-case when left got empty. */
	/* Rem.: Right moves over the pivot invariably as left cannot pass over if! */
	/*       This means that right subset can never be empty, but left can! */
	/*       This also means that if left is empty, all invariants were just */
	/*       stepped over (from right) and not moved from its original position! */
	// TODO: TS_UNLIKELY
	if(from < left) {
		/** Good case: Somewhere cutting the array in around half */
		ts_quicksort_inplace(arr, from, left, lt, reent_data);
		ts_quicksort_inplace(arr, left, to, lt, reent_data);
	} else {
		/* Left sub-array got to be empty - but to step with recursion */
		/* we need to shrink sizes, which is possible by moving the pivot */
		/* to the start of the right (because we know its a minimal elem!) */
		/* XXX: If we collect up all pivots, we can move all here if want.. */

		/* Swap */
		const struct tselem tmp = arr[left];
		arr[left] = arr[mid];
		arr[mid] = tmp;

		/* Bad case: could shrink the array by one element only */
		ts_quicksort_inplace(arr, left + 1, to, lt, reent_data);
	}

}

/**
 * Simple quicksort implementation that also moves data.
 *
 * Decidedly not inplace to avoid non inpleace algs arr copy.
 */
static inline void ts_quicksort_fromto(
		struct tselem *src,
		struct tselem *dst,
		TSU32 from,
		TSU32 to,
		const TSBOOL (*lt)(
			const union tskey ak,
			const union tskey bk,
			const TSU32 ai,
			const TSU32 bi,
			void *reent_data),
		void *reent_data) {
	// FIXME: Code is rotten here - see above variant pls!
	if(from >= to) return;

	TSU32 len = (to - from);
	TSU32 mid = from + len / 2;
	const union tskey pivotkey = src[mid].key;
	TSU32 pivoti = src[mid].i;

	TSU32 li = from;
	TSU32 ri = to - 1;
	for(TSU32 i = from; i < to; ++i) {
		const struct tselem e = src[i];
		if(lt(e.key, pivotkey, e.i, pivoti, reent_data)) {
			dst[li++] = e;
		} else {
			dst[ri--] = e;
		}
	}

	/* Can use inplace steps from now on */
	ts_quicksort_inplace(dst, from, li, lt, reent_data);
	ts_quicksort_inplace(dst, li, to, lt, reent_data);
}

/** Internal code reuse (type-branches should be optimized out) */
static inline void thiersort8_internal(
		struct tselem *arr,
		const TSU32 length,
		void* (*malloc)(size_t size),
		void (*free)(void *ptr),
		const TSBOOL (*lt)(
			const union tskey ak,
			const union tskey bk,
			const TSU32 ai,
			const TSU32 bi,
			void *reent_data),
		const TSBOOL isint,
		const TSBOOL isunsigned,
		const TSBOOL isfloat,
		void *reent_data) {

	/* Preparation */
	TSU32 radics[256] = {0};
	/* [from, to) index: only where prefix sums change - usually nonfull */
	TSU32 real_radics[256 * 2] = {0};
	struct tselem *arr2 = (tselem *)malloc((sizeof(struct tselem)) * length);

	/* Step 1) Bucketing */
#ifdef TS_SSE2
	/* TODO: implement with SSE2 */
#else
	/* TODO: We can go both down and upwards here to increase ILP! */
	/* Occurence counting O(n) */
	for(TSU32 i = 0; i < length; ++i) {
		++radics[ts_radixi(arr[i].key, isint, isunsigned, isfloat)];
		// FIXME: remove this debug code!
		// arr[i].i = ts_radixi(arr[i].key, isint, isunsigned, isfloat); 
	}

	/* Prefix sum + real radics calc O(256) */
	/* Radics: */
	/* fr: {10, 20, 10, 0, 5, 15,...} */
	/* to: {10, 30, 40, 40, 45, 60,..} */
	/* Real radics: */
	/* to: {[0, 10], [10, 30], [30, 40], [40, 45], [45, 60]} */
	/*         0.        1.        2.        4.        5.    */
	/*       (because radix value 3 is not found in input)   */
	TSU32 prev = 0;
	TSU32 reali = 0;
	for(int i = 0; i < 256; ++i) {
		if(radics[i] != 0) {
			radics[i] += prev;
			real_radics[reali] = prev;
			real_radics[reali + 1] = radics[i];
			prev = radics[i];
			reali += 2;
		} else {
			radics[i] += prev;
			prev = radics[i];
		}
	}

	/* Move elements according to their buckets O(n) */
	/* Right-to-left ensures keeping internal order */
	for(TSU32 i = length; i > 0; --i) {
		TSU8 radi = ts_radixi(arr[i - 1].key, isint, isunsigned, isfloat);
		TSU32 offset = --radics[radi];
		arr2[offset] = arr[i - 1];
	}
#endif /* TS_SSE2 */

	/* Step 2) Sorting buckets contents - also moving back to original array */
	for(int i = 0; i < reali; i += 2) {
		/* inclusive */
		TSU32 from = real_radics[i];
		/* non-inclusive */
		TSU32 to = real_radics[i + 1];

		/* Quicksort this bucket in O(mlogm), where m << n usually */
		ts_quicksort_fromto(arr2, arr, from, to, lt, reent_data);
	}

	/* Cleanup */
	free(arr2);
}

#endif /* THIER_SORT_H */