djbsort adds AVX2 performance and support for more numeric types
A new djbsort release, a library for sorting numeric arrays, brings AVX2 performance improvements, support for six numeric types, and updated benchmarks.
According to the bookmark published on January 27, 2026, the djbsort release brings performance improvements with AVX2 and now accepts arrays of int32, uint32, float32, int64, uint64, and float64. The update also includes test improvements, simpler packaging, more documentation, and benchmarks comparing the library with several others.
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