Hello,
> On alignment: The Arrow Spec calls for at least 8-byte alignment but
> recommends 64-byte alignment precisely for SIMD use-cases. There is still
> an open JIRA item [3] to make Java have 64-byte alignment, so I don't think
> Java is handling 64-byte alignment (I don't know about 8-byte
Hi Eric,
I'm not an expert on most of this, but hopefully this will add a little bit
of context.
My sense is that the Java implementation is farther along for "real world"
use-cases because it is used by Dremio and Drill in distributed analytics
engines, where they've had to solve find grained mem
We are having a discussion on
https://github.com/apache/arrow/pull/3925#issuecomment-473605919 about the
`MemoryPool` class in the C# library.
In reality, the way `MemoryPool` is designed in C#, it is more of a
"MemoryAllocator" - it just allocates or reallocates memory. There is no API
for "r
