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Weston Pace updated ARROW-11228:
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Summary: [C++] Allow fine tuning of memory pool from environment
variable(s) (was: [C++] Allow find tuning of memory pool from environment
variable(s))
> [C++] Allow fine tuning of memory pool from environment variable(s)
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> Key: ARROW-11228
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-11228
> Project: Apache Arrow
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Weston Pace
> Priority: Major
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> Both jemalloc and mimalloc allow for some amount of fine tuning from
> environment variables. However, in some cases, the settings entered into
> these environment variables are overridden by arrow.
> For example, jemalloc docs describe MALLOC_CONF, an environment variable that
> can be used to tune any jemalloc parameter. But, the global variable
> `malloc_conf` (which arrow uses) takes precedence.
> Mimalloc also exposes some tuning parameters
> ([https://microsoft.github.io/mimalloc/environment.html)]. I have not tested
> which of these work and which do not work so it may be that all of them are
> accessible already.
> Tuning may be useful in certain environments (for example, if someone wanted
> to use jemalloc over mimalloc in an environment where overcommit is disabled
> and so they wanted to set the retain:true option) and so it would be good to
> allow for these tuning parameters to be set at runtime. One potential
> solution may be to expose our own environment variable (e.g.
> ARROW_MALLOC_CONF).
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