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PARQUET-662: Compile ParquetException implementation and explicitly export #139
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I verified locally that this resolves the downstream failure on OS X. May be possible to write a test case here that uses the shared lib. @majetideepak @xhochy let me know what you think |
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I added a simple option to |
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…KAGE option to ADD_PARQUET_TEST, test throwing ParquetException via shared lib. Build shared library in gcc build.
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Thanks. I cleaned up the cmake function a bit and will merge on green build. |
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+1 LGTM |
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This was causing downstream failure in ARROW-237. Now thirdparty libraries can safely throw
ParquetExceptionand be properly recognized on both ends.