On Thu, Jun 10, 2021 at 3:00 AM Ismaël Mejía wrote:
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> As a follow up on this with the merge of
> https://github.com/apache/beam/pull/14832 Beam will be producing python
> wheels for AARCH64 starting on Beam 2.32.0!
Nice.
> Also due to the recent version updates (grpc, protobuf and arrow) we
As a follow up on this with the merge of
https://github.com/apache/beam/pull/14832 Beam will be producing python
wheels for AARCH64 starting on Beam 2.32.0!
Also due to the recent version updates (grpc, protobuf and arrow) we should
be pretty close to fully support it without extra compilation.
Cython supports ARM64. The issue here is that we don't have a C++ compiler
(It's looking for 'cc') available in the container (and grpc, and possibly
others, don't have wheel files for this platform). I wonder if apt-get
install build-essential would be sufficient.
On Wed, Jan 27, 2021 at 2:22 PM
Nice to see the interest, I also suppose that devs on Apple macbooks with the
new M1 processor will soon request this feature.
I ran today some pipelines on ARM64 on classic runners relatively easy
which was expected. We will have issues however for the Java 8 SDK harness
because the parent
I believe so.
The Go SDK requires in most instances for a user to Register their DoFns at
package init time, linked to the type/functions fully qualified path as
detemined by Go, which is consistent across architectures, at least with
the standard toochain.
Those strings are used to look things
Cool. Are DoFn (et al) references compatible across cross-compiled
binaries?
On Tue, Jan 26, 2021 at 11:23 AM Robert Burke wrote:
> Go cross compilation is as simple as setting the right flag env variables
> [1], but can be as complicated as requiring a cross compiling GCC instance
> installed
Go cross compilation is as simple as setting the right flag env variables
[1], but can be as complicated as requiring a cross compiling GCC instance
installed if CGO[2] is necessary. I think we're probably clear on just
needing the flag though for the various Boot executables.
For go pipelines
+1
I don't think it would be that hard to build and release arm-based docker
images. (Perhaps just a matter of changing the docker file to depend on a
different base, and doing some cross-compile. That would suss out whether
we're inadvertently taking on any incompatible dependencies.)
I stumbled today on this user request:
BEAM-10982 Wheel support for linux aarch64
It made me wonder if with the advent of ARM64 processors not only in
the client but server side (Graviton and others) if it is worth that
we start to think about having support for this architecture on the
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