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Yes, clearly. But it could be used in places where you want performance guarantees. Like, a client sends a custom sort function to a server to build responses,
by infogulch 5y ago
Yes, clearly. But it could be used in places where you want performance guarantees. Like, a client sends a custom sort function to a server to build responses, wide-open WA would not be appropriate for this but maybe a guaranteed acyclic control flow could work. Etc.
- monocasa 5y agoSort is interesting because it's difficult to make a sort algorithm without unbounded loops. Although I guess a comparison function is probably easier, and leave the sort itself in the trusted computing base.