sunchao opened a new pull request, #82:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow-datafusion-comet/pull/82

   
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   Currently in columnar shuffle, when spills are triggered, Comet will write 
sorted shuffle data to disk on the native side. As part of the process, it will 
also do row to columnar conversion, and write out the shuffle data in Arrow 
format. However, the row to columnar conversion will try to buffer all the 
shuffle data in memory before writing them to disk. This will potentially cause 
OOM since spills usually are triggered when memory is under pressure, and the 
Spark executor may not have enough memory left.
   
   Instead, this PR changes the logic so it no longer buffers all shuffle data 
in memory. Instead, it immediately flushes out the data to disk once a certain 
threshold has been reached. A (internal) config parameter 
`spark.comet.columnar.shuffle.batch.size` is introduced to control the 
threshold, and by default it is 8K. 
   
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   Changed the logic of writing sorted shuffle data to no longer buffer all 
data in memory, but instead batch by batch.
   
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