Either JNI or pure Java compute is ok for me, and agreed that specific
use-cases and designs are needed before starting.
A pure Java compute is easy to use for java developers I think and the
algorithm module is a good start (thanks Liya Fan), if we finally decide this
way, I can help if needed
+1 to Liya Fan said. Before starting on the endeavor it would be nice to
have concrete use-cases and what we think the end-state is, and some
light-weight design upfront. It seems like in the Java world there are
already a lot of analysis tools, and it isn't clear to me how a "compute"
layer wou
Hi Yuan,
Currently, we have some APIs in the algorithm module of the Java project.
If you have more requirements, maybe you can describe your
requirements/scenarios, and start a discussion in the mailing list.
Best,
Liya Fan
On Mon, Nov 25, 2019 at 11:17 PM Wes McKinney wrote:
> There is a li
There is a little bit of compute work happening in Java now, but like
any part of the project it depends on whether volunteers want to do
the work.
Since there is some JNI interfaces to C++ available already (for
example to Gandiva), making increased use of C++ in Java via JNI may
be one approach
