Remove row conversion code from libcudf #15234
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This reverts commit 36f56c9. # Conflicts: # cpp/include/cudf/row_conversion.hpp # cpp/tests/transform/row_conversion.cpp # java/src/main/native/src/row_conversion.cu
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This is to remove the row conversion code from libcudf. It was move from spark-rapids-jni (by #14664) to temporarily workaround the issue due to conflict of kernel names that causes invalid memory access when calling to
thrust::in(ex)clusive_scan(NVIDIA/spark-rapids-jni#1567).Now we have fixes for the namespace visibility issue (by marking all libcudf kenels private in rapidsai/rapids-cmake#523 and NVIDIA/cuCollections#422) and need to move back the code.
Closes #14853.