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Basically like roaring_move_uint32_iterator_equalorlarger, except that its purpose is to move through elements in descending order instead of ascending order.
For use in conjunction with roaring_init_iterator_last.
Seem like an oversight that the proposed function is missing. For now my foreign function wrappers call roaring_init_iterator_last and then roaring_previous_uint32_iterator until the desired values are found, but this is not efficient.
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Hi, I know, that'd be the civilized thing to do :-) I'm pretty focused on the lisp side of things at the moment, so it's unlikely I'll find time to start with C PR's. I'll let you know if I decide to make a run at it though. If you're curious what the lisp apis look like you can find it in my cl-roaring repo. Still a WIP though, enough to be useful to lispers wanting to use CRoaring, but not necessarily complete.
Basically like
roaring_move_uint32_iterator_equalorlarger
, except that its purpose is to move through elements in descending order instead of ascending order.For use in conjunction with
roaring_init_iterator_last
.Seem like an oversight that the proposed function is missing. For now my foreign function wrappers call
roaring_init_iterator_last
and thenroaring_previous_uint32_iterator
until the desired values are found, but this is not efficient.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: