I develop programs that take unsorted data as input, and sort them as part of the processing... I haven't touched a database in 10 years, because I do graphics programming, nothing that needs a database. Also, I don't actually use radix sort but a hand written CUDA counting sort that beats the crap out of radix sort for my given use cases, since counting sort is often used as part of radix sort, but simple counting sort is all I need.
> and use a real database.
I'm not going to use a database to store tens of billions of 3D vertices. And I'm not going to use a database to sort them, because it's multiple times, probably orders of magnitude faster to sort them yourself.
It's weird to impose completely out-of-place suggestions onto someone who does something completely different to what you're thinking of.
> and use a real database.
I'm not going to use a database to store tens of billions of 3D vertices. And I'm not going to use a database to sort them, because it's multiple times, probably orders of magnitude faster to sort them yourself.
It's weird to impose completely out-of-place suggestions onto someone who does something completely different to what you're thinking of.