Chris Nuernberger
Chris Nuernberger
I think using clojure.core/compare as stated in the documentation makes sense to me. Here as some odd facts about clojure.core/compare -- ```clojure user> (instance? java.util.Comparator clojure.core/compare) true user> ``` Yet...
I guess if you knew the datatype of the incoming thing then you could choose a specific comparator to use and default to the code in the compare data.
@behrica - What version of docker are you using when you build images?
Right - sorry - my opinion is to upgrade to latest stable Ubuntu
Back in I think 2004 I did write a custom xml parser in c++ - I doubt I could outperform the best java xml parsers by much if any and...
100% agree! Should be a straightforward fix will do as soon as possible. Hmm - that is a side effect of direct binding I think which is a significant JNA...
A work around for now would be to partition optional code into its own library interface and have you user initialize! pass the loaded library into the optional interfaces.
I did the absolute minimum possible to make the docstrings clearer - so this is partially addressed at this point - feel free to repoen if you want to have...
dtype-next is row-major. All dataset libraries I tested output their shape in column-major form. This is why the reverse.
Most likely you have to run in embedded mode. I am surprised clojure -m didn't solve the issue but especially with windowing systems there is a lot going on such...