Thanks Shane :)
This sounds good, and yes I agree that it's best to keep the test/build
infrastructure in one place. If you can't find the ARM resource we are
willing to support the ARM instance :) Our goal is to make more open
source software to be more compatible for aarch64 platform, so let's
...or via VM as you mentioned earlier. :)
shane (who will file a JIRA tomorrow)
On Tue, Jun 25, 2019 at 6:44 PM shane knapp wrote:
> i'd much prefer that we keep the test/build infrastructure in one place.
>
> we don't have ARM hardware, but there's a slim possibility i can scare
> something u
i'd much prefer that we keep the test/build infrastructure in one place.
we don't have ARM hardware, but there's a slim possibility i can scare
something up in our older research stock...
another option would be to run the build in a arm-based docker container,
which (according to the intarwebs)
I forked apache/spark project and propose a job(
https://github.com/theopenlab/spark/pull/1) for spark building in OpenLab
ARM instance, this is the first step to build spark on ARM, I can
enable a periodic
job for arm building for apache/spark master if you guys like. Later I
will run tests for
Hello,
I've (nearly) implemented a DSV2-reader interface to read particle physics
data stored in the ROOT (https://root.cern.ch/) file format. You can think
of these ROOT files as roughly parquet-like: column-wise and nested (i.e. a
column can be of type "float[]", meaning each row in the column i
