Using less space during construction #211
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- This also changes the way that a search with an reversed index is working, so no reversing of the text is required anymore. - Requires to set the numbers of thread used for suffix array construction.
Co-authored-by: Hannes Hauswedell <[email protected]>
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@SGSSGene can we merge this from your POV? |
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Yes, this is good to go. if this PR is being merged, PR 208 - multithreading can also be closed, since this one includes it. |
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Ah, I pushed the commits to the wrong branch of yours, but I see you have included them here now! |
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This updates the fmindex collection, which now uses less space, when constructing fm-indices