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@sxmichael So it seems to me we can afford to skip .NET Core 1.1 support. Would appreciate if you would give it a shot adding .NET Core 2.0 support.
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Probably no serious reason. I have zero experience with .NET Core but I'd wager it's just a matter of compiling our dependency murmurhash with .NET Core and publishing to NuGet. I'll contact the owner @darrenkopp and ask.
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hey @sxmichael i just pushed a new version of the package which targets .net standard 1.4. let me know if that doesn't work for you and i can look further into targeting something lower.
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@darrenkopp thanks a lot! Now murmurhash nuget package is .net core compatible.
@oronnavon I tried to create a project for .net core for CardinalityEstimation and compile manually. After murmurhash package was updated, one thing which was missing is System.Runtime.Serialization.Primitives nuget package (in .net core System.Runtime.Serialization was moved to separate lib: dotnet/docs#319).
After this only two errors left:
The type or namespace name 'SerializableAttribute' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
The type or namespace name 'NonSerializedAttribute' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
Both attributes are used on CardinalityEstimator class. It seems like those are needed for BinaryFormatter, which is not supported in .net core, at least till version 2.0: https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/1203
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@sxmichael I've just merged #22 which should add support for .Net Core 2.0
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Version 1.7 is now publicly available in NuGet.Org: https://www.nuget.org/packages/CardinalityEstimation/
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Related Issues (14)
- Support any types of objects HOT 2
- implement ISerializable to enable Remoting serialization in Murmur3 branch HOT 1
- Murmur hash gives different hash values for same input value HOT 6
- Make DirectCounterMaxElements configurable HOT 2
- Deserialization fails with NullReferenceException in certain cases
- Add a strong-named version
- CardinalityEstimator.Merge() Keeps Direct Counting Items No Matter How Many Exist After The Merge HOT 3
- Publish signed version of .NET Standard-compatible library HOT 2
- Provide efficient serializer
- Add Resharper settings file
- NuGet package does not contain CardinalityEstimatorSerializer class. HOT 1
- Re-estimate biases based on actual hash used
- High error for sequential sets - consider MurmurHash instead of FNV HOT 4
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