An exercise in creating a C++ UDF for Impala that takes a string and returns it transformed. There's already a StripVowels function included in the Impala UDF development package, so the purpose of this exercise was simply to write a string UDF of my own.
To do:
- Add some tests. One, at least.
- Document how to build it with the Impala UDF dev package.
- Document what versions of Impala I've tested it with.
- Clean up the CMake setup.
Licensed under the Apache license 2.0: