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Host decompression is used by json/csv readers immediately after datasource read. Rather than being a part of each reader/writer, we could consolidate them in to the datasource, or a decorator of some kind. This would simplify the readers, and also enable decouple decompression from range_offset and range_size.
This might become more straightforward after #6185
Aside from keeping things DRY, abstracting the host decompression away from the readers may allow use it in more readers.
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Host decompression is used by json/csv readers immediately after datasource read. Rather than being a part of each reader/writer, we could consolidate them in to the datasource, or a decorator of some kind. This would simplify the readers, and also enable decouple decompression from
range_offset
andrange_size
.This might become more straightforward after #6185
Aside from keeping things DRY, abstracting the host decompression away from the readers may allow use it in more readers.
Examples:
cudf/cpp/src/io/json/reader_impl.cu
Lines 642 to 645 in 2b09075
cudf/cpp/src/io/json/reader_impl.cu
Lines 240 to 260 in 2b09075
cudf/cpp/src/io/json/reader_impl.cu
Lines 268 to 283 in 2b09075
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