BitShuffle#shuffle does not allow to pass arbitrary type sizes (even if the underlying library does support that) · Issue #298 · xerial/snappy-java · GitHub
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BitShuffle#shuffle does not allow to pass arbitrary type sizes (even if the underlying library does support that) #298
For data encoding, sometimes integers with intermediate sizes (e.g. of 3 or 5 bytes) are used (e.g. to reduce bandwith). These arrays currently cannot be passed to the external BitShuffle library with snappy-java, because in snappy-java the typesize is predefined as constant. Since the external library actually supports arbitrary type sizes this is an unnecessary restriction.
How to fix:
Would be great to have the following methods:
public static int shuffle(ByteBuffer input, int typeSize, ByteBuffer shuffled) throws IOException {
...
}
public static int unshuffle(ByteBuffer shuffled, int typeSize, ByteBuffer output) throws IOException {
...
}
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xerial commentedon May 23, 2023
Related #443