Replace Python scalar conversions with libcudf#14124
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C++ codeowners (@mythrocks and @bdice are requested), please disregard review requests on this PR. This PR depends on #14121 and should not be merged until after it. However, it can be reviewed now for Python changes. All the C++ changes will be merged as part of the other PR. Python reviewers can go ahead and review this PR as is, just ignore all changes to the cpp/ directory. Also, I wouldn't be too concerned about the exact interface boundaries in this implementation, especially between DeviceScalar and the interop functions. Those will be changing in the follow-up PR anyway. This PR's primary focus is the removal of all the Cython code for scalar initialization since that can now be done using libcudf. |
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This PR adds a new Scalar object to pylibcudf that will function as the pylibcudf equivalent of cudf::scalar. Unlike columns, which are typically operated on in the form of views rather than owning types by libcudf, owning scalars are accepted by (const) ref by libcudf APIs and no corresponding view type exists. Therefore, pylibcudf.Scalar differs from pylibcudf.Column by actually owning an instance of the underlying libcudf type (cudf::scalar). Construction of pylibcudf Scalars is expected to be done from an Arrow scalar. This PR relies on #14124 and should not be merged until after that one. Authors: - Vyas Ramasubramani (https://github.com/vyasr) Approvers: - Lawrence Mitchell (https://github.com/wence-) URL: #14133
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This PR replaces the various Cython converters for different libcudf scalar types by using the new libcudf
[to|from]_arrowoverloads for scalars introduced in #14121. This change dramatically simplifies the Cython code and paves the way for implementation of a pylibcudf.Scalar object.Checklist