News and history of greeNsort®

But you seem to be celebrating the fact that nobody writes technical CS history at all anymore. — Donald Knuth¹

Computer scientists have lost interest in preserving the intellectual heritage of their own discipline. — Thomas Haigh²

2021 September: Partial sorting

The advantages of *Zacksort and *Zucksort over *Quicksort2 have been transferred to partial sorting (*Zackpartial and *Zuckpartial over *Quickpartial). *Zackselect and *Zuckselect over *Quickselect exists since 2016. Furthermore the sections economics, funding, politics are newly organized.

Multithreaded energy-measurements have been added to the results section and new subsection on funding and attracting talent and this news section added.

Multithreading of same quality has been implemented forQuicksort2.

Fully balanced multithreaded Divide and multithreaded Conquer has been implemented for Mergesort, Frogsort0, Frogsort1, Frogsort2 and Frogsort3.

Some important programming languages have been analyzed and the actions section has been added.

Octosort, Squidsort1 and Squidsort2 have been designed, implemented, measured and compared against Timsort.

The glossary went online.

Launch of this website.

Measuring timing and footprint, measuring energy and efootprint, vignettes and website preparation.

Final terminology, final testbed, standardized re-implementations.

Literature review, many experimental implementations, internal technical report, terminology shaping

Leaving McKinsey, ensure time budgets, secure logo and word mark, writing first paper shared with a trusted party.

First Frogsort0 prototype (originally named ‘Stabsort’).