Tim Peters tim.one at comcast.net
Fri Sep 12 13:23:56 EDT 2003

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[Martin Schneider]
> I chose a simple bubblesort because I wanted to compare the
> performance of handcoded Python with handcoded C. I know that the
> internal sort() routine of Python will beat the living daylights out
> of my bubblesort :-)

Hey, I'm not proud -- if it turns out your bubblesort runs faster, let me
know and I'll try to make an adaptive bubblesort out of it <wink>.

python's-list.sort()-implementations-have-advanced-by-staring-at-
    useless-ideas-until-they-give-up-ly y'rs  - tim

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