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Currently, there is no clear documentation on how to setup a C++ project using the fstlib library.
A sample C++ project would be a good starting point for potential users. Some ideas:
command line tool that can read meta-data of a fst file
command line tool that can provide statistics on the contents of a fst file
command line tool that can do some (parallel) calculations on a selected column from a fst file
command line tool that can convert parguet files to fst files using the arrow library as the in-memory tabular representation. That would really showcase the flexibility of the fstlib library.
Also, it would be interesting to compare the read- and write- speed of a pure C++ consumer to that of the fst package.
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Currently, there is no clear documentation on how to setup a
C++
project using thefstlib
library.A sample
C++
project would be a good starting point for potential users. Some ideas:fst
filefst
filefst
fileparguet
files tofst
files using thearrow
library as the in-memory tabular representation. That would really showcase the flexibility of thefstlib
library.Also, it would be interesting to compare the read- and write- speed of a pure
C++
consumer to that of thefst
package.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: