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Join operator is a bit more complicated to port over, due to its use of int64 to represent a time value:
// Returns absolute value for int64funcabs(nint64) int64 {
y:=n>>63return (n^y) -y
}
The join algorithm performs bit shifting on time values (window duration), which are sent through channel. So how do we shoehorn this into the new representation of Item[T]?
Introducing a new time value member on Item, causes rippling changes accross different types like Func. This problem needs to be fixed into its own issue.
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Join operator is a bit more complicated to port over, due to its use of int64 to represent a time value:
The join algorithm performs bit shifting on time values (window duration), which are sent through channel. So how do we shoehorn this into the new representation of Item[T]?
Introducing a new time value member on Item, causes rippling changes accross different types like Func. This problem needs to be fixed into its own issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: