Well, it will only be healthy for ATS if someone other than me can stand up
for this
A fast bitset implementation seems to be the key. I would just use a
standard bitset
implementation and see how it does. If ATS can’t beat C++ on this one, then
it should
be pretty close. Or I just “borrow” the bitset implementation in C++ :)On Sat, Dec 20, 2014 at 6:27 PM, Cody Goodman <codygman....@gmail.com wrote:
Well, it will only be healthy for ATS if someone other than me can stand
up for this
A fast bitset implementation seems to be the key. I would just use a
standard bitset
implementation and see how it does. If ATS can’t beat C++ on this one,
then it should
be pretty close. Or I just “borrow” the bitset implementation in C++