The container equality functions in CRoaring are currently implemented as scalar loops, comparing elements…
The container equality functions in CRoaring are currently implemented as scalar loops, comparing elements…: a task in LegoFlow-SWE (Harbor dataset). Symptom / observed behaviour When comparing two containers (e.g., two arrays, two bitsets, two runs, or mixed types), the current code iterates over…
The task
**Symptom / observed behaviour** When comparing two containers (e.g., two arrays, two bitsets, two runs, or mixed types), the current code iterates over individual elements/words/run‑entries rather than processing the underlying memory in bulk. This leads to high CPU overhead, especially for large sets.
Part of Lego-X/LegoFlow-SWE.