Rich Felker@pkhuong @lritter Yep, this is exactly how it works. In fact initially it only keeps one copy, of the initial iterator; it then pushes another one each time it reaches the halfway point between the last one it dropped and the (known-index) end position, and it pops them as they become irrelevant by being for an already-traversed position.
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