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If that new library does not cheat, it should not be able to transform a proxy iterator to an actual "real STL random access" iterator. `std::ranges` relies on C++20 concepts...

That’s what I mean. `ranges::lower_bound` (might require us to use this STL2 repo as a third party module) should use the new concepts properly. Once ranges is fully integrated in...

I need to have another look at it, but I think Ubuntu 22.04 does not solve the issue with compact_vector as GCC 9 still uses an older libstd. Just FYI.

The SIMDBP128 part has been removed. Does anybody see value in this issue? @mweisgut @dey4ss

Closing with merged #2611. I haven't tested GCC 12, but both GCC 11 and GCC 13 work fine. In case somebody ever needs explicitly GCC 12 and the mentioned issues...

We are using `magic_enum` is various places and haven't seen any TSAN issues for a long time. As nobody is going to replace the bimaps any time soon, I will...

Fixed by #2315.

It is now part of the guidelines and we should have handled all cases where it matters (operators etc.; not tests).

I haven't re-evaluated the difference again. I would still consider the numbers shown above acceptable. The high CPU usage of the server has been fixed by using semaphores in #2548.

Closing this issue. Our CI pipeline grew fairly large and as well as our standard benchmark script `benchmark_all.sh`. Running this script properly (a.k.a. isolated on a dedicated, beefy machine) as...