Better sorting networks

[Morwenn]

Hi :)

Some guy (Bert Dobbelaere) recently found new sorting networks with better size and/or depth than the ones in the current litterature. You should check out his project. There's also an extensive list of "best" sorting network that you might want to use to complete your library; you might also want to follow the project ince it is updated from time to time.

Cheers.

[hoytech]

Ya that's a neat resource thanks for posting it!

[jgamble]

Very nice. It looks like there's a few to add. I'll add this to my 'watch' list.

As an aside, I decided to create some labels for the issues. Not that we're overwhelmed by the sheer number of them, but I think it would help in tracking. I've left some of these for too long.