Hi, How about using Apache Arrow C++ directly instead of using Apache Arrow C GLib? You're using C++ to implement your language, right? (I think that you need to use C++ to use LLVM IR.)
Apache Arrow C GLib is a wrapper of Apache Arrow C++. So there are some overheads. If you can use Apache Arrow C++, you should use Apache Arrow C++ directly. For Apache Arrow data types, see the followings: * https://arrow.apache.org/docs/cpp/datatypes.html * https://arrow.apache.org/docs/cpp/api/datatype.html#factory-functions > thanks, it looks very helpful. if anyone could guide me, maybe I could help > with the apache arrow c glib cookbook. that would be a very nice way to > learn more about that. Thanks! But I think that you don't need to use Apache Arrow C GLib... Thanks, -- kou In <cappejlqa42j5kyyd3n-fkpmsdfew9tvccjqxvjyj+j0_mgn...@mail.gmail.com> "Re: [question] arrow-c-glib examples and references" on Wed, 13 Jul 2022 12:09:50 -0400, Ivan Ogasawara <ivan.ogasaw...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Wed, Jul 13, 2022 at 12:48 AM Sutou Kouhei <k...@clear-code.com> wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> Could you explain what do you want to do? >> > > sure thing! sorry I forgot to give more details XD > > So basically, I am investigating the possibility to use apache arrow > datatypes as native datatypes for a compiler that I am creating, arxlang > for now, arx is totally based on kaleidoscope compiler, I just changed the > code structure, but the result is basically the same. > > my plan is: > > 1) learn how to handle the arrow datatype using arrow-c-glib > 2) use the arrow datatype directly from llvm IR > 3) integrate arrow float datatype to the arx > > If I managed to finish all these 3 steps, I would be able to establish a > proper road map for the project (change the syntaxis, add features, etc). > > >> >> (We have cookbooks for other languages but don't have >> cookbook for Apache Arrow C GLib yet... >> https://arrow.apache.org/cookbook/ ) >> >> > thanks, it looks very helpful. if anyone could guide me, maybe I could help > with the apache arrow c glib cookbook. that would be a very nice way to > learn more about that. > > Thank you so much @kou! appreciate your attention and the information you > shared.
