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I'm interested, and I suspect it relates to a question I'm a little interested in.
If a computer has to sort a big wad of data, how can it identify whether some of it is already sorted?
We developed the solution, in fact we evolved it.
Here is the source code in C++.
Partially or segmentally ordered arrays are not sorted again at all.