All releases of fastutil


Release Notes: More efficient radix sort methods.


Release Notes: This release adds bugfixes in the TextIO.store() methods and rehashing of big sets.


Release Notes: New methods for indirect queues. Doubly linked implementation for hash maps and sets. New array-based FIFO queues. A number of bugfixes.


Release Notes: The main new set of methods implements radix sort both for direct and indirect (possibly stable) sorting. The provided methods are from 2 to 8 times faster than the standard quicksort and mergesort implementations available.


Release Notes: A better structure of the scan loop for hash tables borrowed from HPPC gives some speed improvement to hash-based classes.


Release Notes: Hash-based classes have been rewritten using linear probing. They are now twice as fast and provide true deletions.


Release Notes: A bunch of new classes target the problem of big data structures in Java, such as big arrays and big lists.


Release Notes: An issue where the isEmpty() method of ArraySet was actually returning ! isEmpty() was fixed. A new constructor for FasyMultiByteArrayInputStream makes it possible to pass a MeasurableInputStream.


Release Notes: A pernicious bug in FastByteArrayOutputStream was introduced in the last version, and has been fixed.


Release Notes: A few bugs have been fixed. There is a new set of type-specific Iterable classes.