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No, there are no algorithm changes (otherwise the results would be different), it is just taking advantage of the ARM SHA accelerations when they are available.

• webkike 10y ago
  I a change in algorithm does not necessarily lead to change in results. Two algorithms that produce the same results may be disparate, but I suppose it's up to your definition of disparate
• halomru 10y ago
  >there are no algorithm changes (otherwise the results would be different Insertionsort, Mergesort and Timsort are three wildly different algorithms with different speeds, but on every possible input they produce the exact same result
  • sjolsen 10y ago
    Strictly speaking, it's possible for different sorting algorithms to produce different results if you sort using a weak order rather than a total order.
    • cmrx64 10y ago
      Or an unstable sort (which none of grandparent's examples are, but aren't uncommon in naive implementations)