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Submit Apache Arrow for inclusion #3233
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Arrow is both an efficient in-memory format for tabular data, an IPC format with zero-copy capabilities, and a set of interoperable language implementations (~10 languages currently: C++, Python, Java, Rust, Go...). This submission is for fuzzing the Arrow C++ IPC reader. If accepted, we plan to add other fuzz targets, for example for reading Parquet files.
cc @wesm, @emkornfield |
Travis tests have failedHey @pitrou, TravisBuddy Request Identifier: 6d3dc3b0-37a4-11ea-b9a4-e90272f6d3fb |
The presubmit script complains weirdly about the |
Travis tests have failedHey @pitrou, TravisBuddy Request Identifier: 39b4f200-37a6-11ea-b9a4-e90272f6d3fb |
It expects a list. |
Should be fixed in #3234, we added these presubmit rules recently!. Rerunning Travis! |
Hey @pitrou, TravisBuddy Request Identifier: dea29bd0-37ad-11ea-b9a4-e90272f6d3fb |
If there are any issues with justifying integration with oss-fuzz, please let me know (happy to discuss here or internally). Google integrates with Apache Arrow across several products so I think this will be valuable, both for Google and Arrow. |
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Awesome!
Arrow is both an efficient in-memory format for tabular data, an IPC format with zero-copy capabilities, and a set of interoperable language implementations (~10 languages currently: C++, Python, Java, Rust, Go...).
This submission is for fuzzing the Arrow C++ IPC reader. If accepted, we plan to add other fuzz targets, for example for reading Parquet files.