Pragmateek
Pragmateek
Same memory issue while loading and resizing a 16M image file on Windows: - Chrome 57.0.2987.110 (64-bit), - Firefox 53.0.2 (32 bits). The memory never stop to increase and finally...
Same need here, is there any development of this feature? Maybe another package that would implement it? Thanks. :-)
Feature requst: extend DataColumn API to read column values directly into provided Span/Memory/Array
Interesting, I have the exact same need to concatenate files: #515
Feature requst: extend DataColumn API to read column values directly into provided Span/Memory/Array
> Usually when someone says "x times faster" it's a clickbait ;) Need to see performance measurement methodology and actual numbers. You mean like [this one](https://github.com/G-Research/ParquetSharp#performance)? ;)
Feature requst: extend DataColumn API to read column values directly into provided Span/Memory/Array
> Yeah that's wrong. ParuqetSharp is actually slower, despite being a c++ wrapper. Notice lack of reference to benchmarking code, data set size, platform etc. Maybe I should publish detailed...
Feature requst: extend DataColumn API to read column values directly into provided Span/Memory/Array
> Writing 1 million rows on Linux x64 with parquet.net vs parquetsharp: > > Method DataType Mean Error StdDev Gen0 Gen1 Gen2 Allocated > ParquetNet Double 17.423 ms 10.6128 ms...
I've missed this closed issue: https://github.com/soundaranbu/Razor.Templating.Core/issues/41 Is it still the case, is there any workaround?
> Hi [@Pragmateek](https://github.com/Pragmateek), as far as I'm aware this is not supported unfortunately. But I can have another look when I get a chance. Thanks for reaching out. Hi @soundaranbu...
My pleasure. Thanks for your answer but my issue is not with the type of the root objects but one of their properties. To follow up with your model if...
Thanks for the fix, indeed serialization is now working with `-pre.4` version. It would be great if we could configure or hook into the deserialization process to tell the serializer...