It is hard to understand before noticing it is part 5 of a series, and going back to read part 1. Part 1 sets the stage far better: > if you join me in this ra

It is hard to understand before noticing it is part 5 of a series, and going back to read part 1. Part 1 sets the stage far better: > if you join me in this rather long journey, we’ll end up with a replacement function for Array.Sort, written in pure C# that outperforms CoreCLR’s C++2 code by a factor north of 10x on most modern Intel CPUs, and north of 11x on my laptop. You need to read the earlier parts to have any clue what on earth a "DoublePumpJedi" might refer to in this context.