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Sorts a slice in-place using a stable algorithm (maintains relative order of equal elements). Average time complexity: O(n log n), worst case: O(n log n) Space complexity: O(log n) for recursive calls
For slice of primitives with default ordering, consider using std.sort.block directly. For unstable but potentially faster sorting, see sortUnstable.
Sorts a slice in-place using a stable algorithm (maintains relative order of equal elements). Average time complexity: O(n log n), worst case: O(n log n) Space complexity: O(log n) for recursive calls
For slice of primitives with default ordering, consider using
std.sort.blockdirectly. For unstable but potentially faster sorting, seesortUnstable.