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ArrowBuffer
arrow-rs
arrow2
#2970 introduced a new ArrowBuffer wrapper to return native arrow buffers on the deserialization path for Tensor types.
These buffers currently use arrow2::Buffer. In order to facilitate the future migration to arrow-rs, these can be made to wrap arrow-rs::Buffer instead. The types have convenient converters: https://docs.rs/arrow2/latest/arrow2/buffer/struct.Buffer.html#impl-From%3CBuffer%3CT%3E%3E-for-Buffer but we need to investigate whether these converters are still zero-copy.
arrow2::Buffer
arrow-rs::Buffer
One benefit of this migration is arrow-rs buffers use half:f16 whereas arrow2 buffers use arrow2::types::f16
half:f16
arrow2::types::f16
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#2970 introduced a new
ArrowBuffer
wrapper to return native arrow buffers on the deserialization path for Tensor types.These buffers currently use
arrow2::Buffer
. In order to facilitate the future migration toarrow-rs
, these can be made to wraparrow-rs::Buffer
instead. The types have convenient converters: https://docs.rs/arrow2/latest/arrow2/buffer/struct.Buffer.html#impl-From%3CBuffer%3CT%3E%3E-for-Buffer but we need to investigate whether these converters are still zero-copy.One benefit of this migration is arrow-rs buffers use
half:f16
whereasarrow2
buffers usearrow2::types::f16
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: