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JNI binding support for ppc64le Linux - #84
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I got around 300% improvement on micro benchmark with native implementation on Power systems. This compression is also used in Spark, so if this pull request is accepted quickly, it will help Power community. Please expedite the review. |
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Is there any obstacle to merge this PR? |
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@Cyan4973 Now that lz4-java has been transferred to lz4.org, could you merge this (as well as other pull requests) and release a new version? Thanks! |
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@Cyan4973 Is there any blocking issue to merge this pull request? |
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nope, no issue, |
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This pull request is to support JNI binding for the IBM POWER little endian architecture (ppc64le) in Linux. All of the tests in "ant test" were successful on ppc64le and amd64 Linux.