hi Ravindra,
Thanks for the update. I will start a vote to approve the donation of
the codebase soon if there are no objections. The merge will be
subject to completing the standard ASF IP Clearance and having a
Software Grant filed by Dremio.
I noticed some things in the Gandiva codebase vs. the
Sorry for the delay, Wes.
We plan to finish off some feature development work next week (eg. Filter
support), and then, start work on merging gandiva into arrow (third week of
august). Since we have been using only the public arrow APIs in the code
and in tests, we do not foresee any major hiccups
It's been about 2 weeks since the discussion started. What are the
next steps? It would be great to hear from one or more of the Gandiva
developers directly here.
best
Wes
On Wed, Jul 25, 2018 at 5:11 PM, Li Jin wrote:
> Although I am not familiar with LLVM details but I think at the high level
Although I am not familiar with LLVM details but I think at the high level
such component fits in Arrow project. Hopefully I can learn more and help
as well.
+1
On Wed, Jul 25, 2018 at 8:45 PM, Philipp Moritz wrote:
> +1 on merging it and also agreed with Uwe that we will need to deal with
> LL
+1 on merging it and also agreed with Uwe that we will need to deal with
LLVM version conflicts. In addition it would be good to come up with a plan
on how it can be useful for other DataFrame open source projects. Having
end-to-end applications that let people profit from this code will help
adopt
Having it in Arrow also will enable us to better promote it on the Python side
with the pyarrow package. It will be a great addition but we will need to
figure out then the problem of dealing with in-memory LLVM versions so that we
don't conflict with packages like Numba. This is a problem on th
While I'm not a level 83 LLVM wizard like Antoine :) I have a small amount
of experience with it and would also be happy to review/merge patches.
Having Gandiva in arrow will simplify packaging and building the library,
which IME has always been annoying with large cross-platform and
cross-languag
Small update:
> * CentOS 6 and later (we use the RedHat devtoolset-2 compiler toolchain)
We still build the Python wheels on CentOS 5. This should be no problem as
llvmlite can also be build on that OS.
It looks like there will be a new Linux Python wheel standard soon where we
will upgrade to
Le 23/07/2018 à 21:22, Wes McKinney a écrit :
>> With regards to (2), there are two main questions.
>> a) How do we make sure the Gandiva team (who are not Arrow committers) get
>> ample support from other committers to make good continued progress. Since
>> they will no longer be able to commit
hi Jacques,
I can say that I for one am excited to see this work happen in Apache
Arrow, and I would like to contribute to the initiative. Some
responses to queries inline:
On Mon, Jul 23, 2018 at 2:50 PM, Jacques Nadeau wrote:
> Hey All,
>
> As I mentioned on some other threads, since the start
Hey All,
As I mentioned on some other threads, since the start, the goal of the
Dremio team was to contribute the Gandiva back into the Arrow project once
we made some progress in turning it into something real. I think we're
getting close to this point and wanted to have a bit of a discussion abo
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