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minimalistic radix sort implementation in go #225
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Please fix the failing tests. |
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@cclauss, tried fixing the error but the (Error: golangci-lint exit with code 3) persists. I think it's a bug. My code is running properly and I am having the output below. Have a look @c4llmeco4ch, @cclauss and @AndersonQ. OUTPUT Unsorted List: [10 2 303 4021 293 1 0 429 480 92 2999 14]
Sorted List: [0 1 2 10 14 92 293 303 429 480 2999 4021] |
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So this is the problem with the native package, i.e., radixSort. |
Co-authored-by: Christian Clauss <cclauss@me.com>
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I'm running into a limitation in my editor that I wonder if the golangci-lint project would be willing to help with while acknowledging it may be beyond your scope. The summary is in my editor right now, I can either get compilation failures or errors from golangci-lint, not both. Would it be possible to have golangci-lint report compilation failures in the same format as it does for other linters, so that my editor can show them? |
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They have ~150 open issues but you can try to add one more... https://github.com/golangci/golangci-lint/issues |
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@cclauss Sir, can you commit it for the time being. Later, when the issue is resolved I will commit the changes. Also, my code works properly you can check it. |
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@cclauss, Already the build of this repo is failing. My code was compiling and was the best among the contenders in terms of time complexity. Anyways, thanks for your help and guidance |
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Code has been copied from here |

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Hello there,
I have implemented radix Sort(#4 ) in go. Have test-checked it, works fine.