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The IS NULL and probably also the NOT kernel seem to have some unexpected interactions with the filter kernel, which accesses bits outside of the len. I created a ticket for that at https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-10025

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Great work with through testing. 👍

Left some minor comments on it, but otherwise LGTM

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💯 nan is not null :)

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if filter_array.len() % 64 != 0 {
let last_idx = filter_u64.len() - 1;
let mask = u64::MAX >> (64 - filter_array.len() % 64);
filter_u64[last_idx] &= mask;

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This fixes the issue I reported about accessing bits outside of len in https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-10025

.write_bytes(filter_bytes, u64_buffer.capacity() - filter_bytes.len())?;
let filter_u64 = u64_buffer.typed_data_mut::<u64>().to_owned();
// add to the resulting len so is is a multiple of the size of u64
let pad_addional_len = 8 - filter_bytes.len() % 8;

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The previous code padded to a multiple of 64 bytes which does not seem necessary and makes masking of the last element more difficult.

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pub fn is_null(input: &ArrayRef) -> Result<BooleanArray> {
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Is this limitation fine, or is there a potential way around it? Does it mean that array[len = 30].slice(5, 20).is_null() would fail?

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This is currently a limitation of several kernels that operate on boolean arrays or null bitmaps because we try to operate on whole bytes (or larger) instead of individual bits for performance reasons. We would need a nicer abstraction for those bit packed buffers to iterate over chunks, regardless of offsets. I think it makes sense to look into such an implementation together with @jorgecarleitao proposal for an iterator interface.

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Oh yes, I remember that now. I tried looking at bit manipulation that would address this, but I can't remember where; maybe as part of the Parquet writer 🤔

It's def something that we need to do, if I have more time in the coming months I'll look into it. We could also take inspiration from c++ as I think they have this.

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The IS NULL and probably also the NOT kernel seem to have some unexpected interactions with the filter kernel, which accesses bits outside of the len. I created a ticket for that at https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-10025

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Great work with through testing. 👍

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💯 nan is not null :)

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if filter_array.len() % 64 != 0 {
let last_idx = filter_u64.len() - 1;
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This fixes the issue I reported about accessing bits outside of len in https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-10025

.write_bytes(filter_bytes, u64_buffer.capacity() - filter_bytes.len())?;
let filter_u64 = u64_buffer.typed_data_mut::<u64>().to_owned();
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The previous code padded to a multiple of 64 bytes which does not seem necessary and makes masking of the last element more difficult.

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pub fn is_null(input: &ArrayRef) -> Result<BooleanArray> {
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Is this limitation fine, or is there a potential way around it? Does it mean that array[len = 30].slice(5, 20).is_null() would fail?

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This is currently a limitation of several kernels that operate on boolean arrays or null bitmaps because we try to operate on whole bytes (or larger) instead of individual bits for performance reasons. We would need a nicer abstraction for those bit packed buffers to iterate over chunks, regardless of offsets. I think it makes sense to look into such an implementation together with @jorgecarleitao proposal for an iterator interface.

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Oh yes, I remember that now. I tried looking at bit manipulation that would address this, but I can't remember where; maybe as part of the Parquet writer 🤔

It's def something that we need to do, if I have more time in the coming months I'll look into it. We could also take inspiration from c++ as I think they have this.

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The IS NULL and probably also the NOT kernel seem to have some unexpected interactions with the filter kernel, which accesses bits outside of the len. I created a ticket for that at https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-10025

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Great work with through testing. 👍

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💯 nan is not null :)

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if filter_array.len() % 64 != 0 {
let last_idx = filter_u64.len() - 1;
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This fixes the issue I reported about accessing bits outside of len in https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-10025

.write_bytes(filter_bytes, u64_buffer.capacity() - filter_bytes.len())?;
let filter_u64 = u64_buffer.typed_data_mut::<u64>().to_owned();
// add to the resulting len so is is a multiple of the size of u64
let pad_addional_len = 8 - filter_bytes.len() % 8;

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The previous code padded to a multiple of 64 bytes which does not seem necessary and makes masking of the last element more difficult.

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pub fn is_null(input: &ArrayRef) -> Result<BooleanArray> {
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Is this limitation fine, or is there a potential way around it? Does it mean that array[len = 30].slice(5, 20).is_null() would fail?

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This is currently a limitation of several kernels that operate on boolean arrays or null bitmaps because we try to operate on whole bytes (or larger) instead of individual bits for performance reasons. We would need a nicer abstraction for those bit packed buffers to iterate over chunks, regardless of offsets. I think it makes sense to look into such an implementation together with @jorgecarleitao proposal for an iterator interface.

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Oh yes, I remember that now. I tried looking at bit manipulation that would address this, but I can't remember where; maybe as part of the Parquet writer 🤔

It's def something that we need to do, if I have more time in the coming months I'll look into it. We could also take inspiration from c++ as I think they have this.

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The IS NULL and probably also the NOT kernel seem to have some unexpected interactions with the filter kernel, which accesses bits outside of the len. I created a ticket for that at https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-10025

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Great work with through testing. 👍

Left some minor comments on it, but otherwise LGTM

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💯 nan is not null :)

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if filter_array.len() % 64 != 0 {
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This fixes the issue I reported about accessing bits outside of len in https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-10025

.write_bytes(filter_bytes, u64_buffer.capacity() - filter_bytes.len())?;
let filter_u64 = u64_buffer.typed_data_mut::<u64>().to_owned();
// add to the resulting len so is is a multiple of the size of u64
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The previous code padded to a multiple of 64 bytes which does not seem necessary and makes masking of the last element more difficult.

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Is this limitation fine, or is there a potential way around it? Does it mean that array[len = 30].slice(5, 20).is_null() would fail?

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This is currently a limitation of several kernels that operate on boolean arrays or null bitmaps because we try to operate on whole bytes (or larger) instead of individual bits for performance reasons. We would need a nicer abstraction for those bit packed buffers to iterate over chunks, regardless of offsets. I think it makes sense to look into such an implementation together with @jorgecarleitao proposal for an iterator interface.

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Oh yes, I remember that now. I tried looking at bit manipulation that would address this, but I can't remember where; maybe as part of the Parquet writer 🤔

It's def something that we need to do, if I have more time in the coming months I'll look into it. We could also take inspiration from c++ as I think they have this.

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The IS NULL and probably also the NOT kernel seem to have some unexpected interactions with the filter kernel, which accesses bits outside of the len. I created a ticket for that at https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-10025

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Great work with through testing. 👍

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💯 nan is not null :)

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if filter_array.len() % 64 != 0 {
let last_idx = filter_u64.len() - 1;
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This fixes the issue I reported about accessing bits outside of len in https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-10025

.write_bytes(filter_bytes, u64_buffer.capacity() - filter_bytes.len())?;
let filter_u64 = u64_buffer.typed_data_mut::<u64>().to_owned();
// add to the resulting len so is is a multiple of the size of u64
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The previous code padded to a multiple of 64 bytes which does not seem necessary and makes masking of the last element more difficult.

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Is this limitation fine, or is there a potential way around it? Does it mean that array[len = 30].slice(5, 20).is_null() would fail?

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This is currently a limitation of several kernels that operate on boolean arrays or null bitmaps because we try to operate on whole bytes (or larger) instead of individual bits for performance reasons. We would need a nicer abstraction for those bit packed buffers to iterate over chunks, regardless of offsets. I think it makes sense to look into such an implementation together with @jorgecarleitao proposal for an iterator interface.

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Oh yes, I remember that now. I tried looking at bit manipulation that would address this, but I can't remember where; maybe as part of the Parquet writer 🤔

It's def something that we need to do, if I have more time in the coming months I'll look into it. We could also take inspiration from c++ as I think they have this.

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The IS NULL and probably also the NOT kernel seem to have some unexpected interactions with the filter kernel, which accesses bits outside of the len. I created a ticket for that at https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-10025

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Great work with through testing. 👍

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💯 nan is not null :)

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if filter_array.len() % 64 != 0 {
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This fixes the issue I reported about accessing bits outside of len in https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-10025

.write_bytes(filter_bytes, u64_buffer.capacity() - filter_bytes.len())?;
let filter_u64 = u64_buffer.typed_data_mut::<u64>().to_owned();
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The previous code padded to a multiple of 64 bytes which does not seem necessary and makes masking of the last element more difficult.

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Is this limitation fine, or is there a potential way around it? Does it mean that array[len = 30].slice(5, 20).is_null() would fail?

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This is currently a limitation of several kernels that operate on boolean arrays or null bitmaps because we try to operate on whole bytes (or larger) instead of individual bits for performance reasons. We would need a nicer abstraction for those bit packed buffers to iterate over chunks, regardless of offsets. I think it makes sense to look into such an implementation together with @jorgecarleitao proposal for an iterator interface.

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Oh yes, I remember that now. I tried looking at bit manipulation that would address this, but I can't remember where; maybe as part of the Parquet writer 🤔

It's def something that we need to do, if I have more time in the coming months I'll look into it. We could also take inspiration from c++ as I think they have this.

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The IS NULL and probably also the NOT kernel seem to have some unexpected interactions with the filter kernel, which accesses bits outside of the len. I created a ticket for that at https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-10025

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Great work with through testing. 👍

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💯 nan is not null :)

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if filter_array.len() % 64 != 0 {
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This fixes the issue I reported about accessing bits outside of len in https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-10025

.write_bytes(filter_bytes, u64_buffer.capacity() - filter_bytes.len())?;
let filter_u64 = u64_buffer.typed_data_mut::<u64>().to_owned();
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The previous code padded to a multiple of 64 bytes which does not seem necessary and makes masking of the last element more difficult.

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Is this limitation fine, or is there a potential way around it? Does it mean that array[len = 30].slice(5, 20).is_null() would fail?

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This is currently a limitation of several kernels that operate on boolean arrays or null bitmaps because we try to operate on whole bytes (or larger) instead of individual bits for performance reasons. We would need a nicer abstraction for those bit packed buffers to iterate over chunks, regardless of offsets. I think it makes sense to look into such an implementation together with @jorgecarleitao proposal for an iterator interface.

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Oh yes, I remember that now. I tried looking at bit manipulation that would address this, but I can't remember where; maybe as part of the Parquet writer 🤔

It's def something that we need to do, if I have more time in the coming months I'll look into it. We could also take inspiration from c++ as I think they have this.

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The IS NULL and probably also the NOT kernel seem to have some unexpected interactions with the filter kernel, which accesses bits outside of the len. I created a ticket for that at https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-10025

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Great work with through testing. 👍

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💯 nan is not null :)

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if filter_array.len() % 64 != 0 {
let last_idx = filter_u64.len() - 1;
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This fixes the issue I reported about accessing bits outside of len in https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-10025

.write_bytes(filter_bytes, u64_buffer.capacity() - filter_bytes.len())?;
let filter_u64 = u64_buffer.typed_data_mut::<u64>().to_owned();
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The previous code padded to a multiple of 64 bytes which does not seem necessary and makes masking of the last element more difficult.

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This is currently a limitation of several kernels that operate on boolean arrays or null bitmaps because we try to operate on whole bytes (or larger) instead of individual bits for performance reasons. We would need a nicer abstraction for those bit packed buffers to iterate over chunks, regardless of offsets. I think it makes sense to look into such an implementation together with @jorgecarleitao proposal for an iterator interface.

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Oh yes, I remember that now. I tried looking at bit manipulation that would address this, but I can't remember where; maybe as part of the Parquet writer 🤔

It's def something that we need to do, if I have more time in the coming months I'll look into it. We could also take inspiration from c++ as I think they have this.

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@jhorstmann Looks like there is cargo fmt issue

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@andygrove format issue is solved

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