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Support int priorities in FastPriorityQueue
See original GitHub issueints are nearly always faster than floats. Given how popular this library has become, and how many people are using it for non-pathfinding applications, it would be nice to have another queue that supports int for people who don’t need float
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@Bedivierre This already exists, and is what
SimplePriorityQueueis built off of. Unfortunately it’s ~10-15% slower thanFastPriorityQueuein my pathfinding benchmarks because the JIT is not able to properly optimize the comparisonThis would also help support determinism across hardware. Please consider using long to maintain precision.