Take a look at UnsafeArrayData and UnsafeMapData.
On Sun, Sep 18, 2016 at 9:06 AM, assaf.mendelson
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to understand how spark types are kept in memory and accessed.
>
> I tried to look at the code at the definition of MapType and ArrayType for
> example and I can’t see
Hi,
I am trying to understand how spark types are kept in memory and accessed.
I tried to look at the code at the definition of MapType and ArrayType for
example and I can't seem to find the relevant code for its actual
implementation.
I am trying to figure out how these two types are implemente
Hi Sean,
"Boy it's a long story"...yeah, you tell me! :) I don't seem to find
anything worth reporting so...let's keep these possible discrepancies
in mind and be back to them when they hit us.
Thanks a lot, Sean. Your patience with dealing with people here and on
JIRA has always made me wish for
Boy it's a long story, but I think the short answer is that it's only
worth manually fixing the mismatches that are clearly going to cause a
problem.
Dependency version mismatch is inevitable, and Maven will always
settle on one version of a particular group/artifact using a
nearest-wins rule (SBT
