Re: Compiling C++ Arrow Flight

2019-01-08 Thread Wes McKinney
That's great. Any feedback (whether feature needs for your use cases / security / configurability) would be useful as more development time in spent on Flight this year On Mon, Jan 7, 2019 at 6:24 PM Tim Bisson wrote: > > I was finally able to build and run the flight-test-server/flight-test > bi

Re: Compiling C++ Arrow Flight

2019-01-07 Thread Tim Bisson
I was finally able to build and run the flight-test-server/flight-test binaries by hacking the arrow/flight/CMakeLists.txt to manually satisfy the dependencies. I think part of my issue was trying to use a separate local grpc installation to satisfy dependencies. I can now work through the test c

Re: Compiling C++ Arrow Flight

2019-01-07 Thread Wes McKinney
Did you build gRPC using CMake or autotools (I was using CMake, so things are specialized to that for the moment)? As I said the current state of the toolchain configuration for gRPC was temporary to enable me to develop the initial unit tests and benchmarks. It'll be some time before this is produ

Re: Compiling C++ Arrow Flight

2019-01-04 Thread Tim Bisson
Thanks Wes, Yea, we might be trying to play with the code a bit too early. I made a little more progress, but became stuck during make. I might be at the same place as kszucs: https://github.com/apache/arrow/pull/2547#issuecomment-425744800 This could be completely incorrect, but I made it past

Re: Compiling C++ Arrow Flight

2019-01-02 Thread Wes McKinney
Hi Tim, This part of the codebase is a good ways from production-ready -- we aren't running the tests in CI for example. I put in enough hacks to be able to build using a local gRPC install that used CMake. Almost certainly a number of changes to FindGRPC.cmake will need to be made to get things w