Sure, feel free to open a Jira issue and / or submit a PR.
On Fri, Feb 5, 2021 at 12:48 PM Ying Zhou wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Speaking of the computational kernels I found that Cast needs significant
> improvement. Right now it can not cast a FixedSizeBinary array to a Binary
> one which caused my OR
Hi,
Speaking of the computational kernels I found that Cast needs significant
improvement. Right now it can not cast a FixedSizeBinary array to a Binary one
which caused my ORC tests to be unusually long. I plan to significantly expand
it within 2 months to include nested types and make ORC (an
Welcome Aldrin,
This sounds like a very reasonable way to start contributing.
-Micah
On Fri, Jan 29, 2021 at 1:53 PM Aldrin wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I am trying to use the expression and compute APIs for query processing,
> and in my searches so far, this thread seems to be the most relevant.
>
> A
Hello!
I am trying to use the expression and compute APIs for query processing,
and in my searches so far, this thread seems to be the most relevant.
A lot of the operators and functions that I need in the short-term appear
to be implemented, but the documentation seems sparse or at least not all
One objective of the precompiled kernels project is to have meaningful
computational functionality in a package that does not need to include
the LLVM runtime -- to require the LLVM dependency even for simple
functions would more than double the size of our Python packages, for
example.
There is c
>
> There are some computations kernels in arrow and it looks that this part is
> in active development right now. I wonder if there is a document / some
> emails describing what is the goal and uses cases for this part of the code
> base. Would be very interesting to know a bit more and I would li
Hi,
There are some computations kernels in arrow and it looks that this part is
in active development right now. I wonder if there is a document / some
emails describing what is the goal and uses cases for this part of the code
base. Would be very interesting to know a bit more and I would like to
