Hi,
Thanks for the reply and the suggestion on custom executor. I'll take a
look at it.
I was profiling my application (windows 10) which is dealing with millions
of rows (roughly 10M) of data and I found some places where only a few cpus
were engaged and the rest of them were sitting idle. On
No, there's no build-time configuration settings to enable TBB specifically.
You can, at runtime, specify a custom executor to use for most operations.
We use one thread pool for CPU tasks and one for I/O tasks. You could
replace either or both with a TBB-based executor.
For example, the method
Hello,
I'm curious to know if c++ sdk of arrow compute functions can use tbb
parallelization underneath ?
The documentation mentions that arrow uses a threadpool for
parallelization. Does compute functions also use threadpool and parallelize
computation ?
Looking at the .so file created I do not
