Hello,
I'm trying to compile svn gdal on Ubuntu 8.10 in order to take
advantage of some of the recent things in 1.6. I'm getting an error
with make when " --with-unix-stdio-64=yes" is used , pasted below.
Make is successful when I don't use it. Is this kind of thing a bug
report, a question for th
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Stephen Woodbridge wrote:
Hi Frank,
Sorry no joy with the patch applied. Here are the results. I had them
patch and set the prefix /usr/local/swoodbridge/ and then used the
following script to make sure I pulled in the new executables and
libraries.
...
MrSID: Raster
I have an image with UTM coordinates across the international date line
(longitude 180E or 180W) - please refer to the header information below, and
now I want to convert this to a global projection Geographic WGS84 with
GDALWARP. It seems the calculation for the output image size is wrong. Plea
Matt Wilkie wrote:
Thanks Even and Frank, you are right I had the order of the coordinate
pairs backwards, Upper-Left Lower-Right instead of L.Left U.Right. I'm
used to using gdal_translate -projwin which uses the former. Is there
any hope of harmonizing the parameters across the utilities so t
Hello, list,
I have a GDAL warp operation creating only missing-values in the target
map,
suggesting that the area I want to warp to is not covered by the
original image.
Trying to to trace the error, I find a strange behaviour of the
GDALSuggestedWarpOutput() call: The resulting target GeoTr
Thanks Even and Frank, you are right I had the order of the coordinate
pairs backwards, Upper-Left Lower-Right instead of L.Left U.Right. I'm
used to using gdal_translate -projwin which uses the former. Is there
any hope of harmonizing the parameters across the utilities so they all
use the sam
I believe that -te coordinates must be expressed in target coordinate system
And I guess that the reason for the negative height is that you have switched
ymin and ymax in your command line (1322540.680 > 652516.412).
Le Wednesday 19 November 2008 23:27:35 Matt Wilkie, vous avez écrit :
> Hello,
Matt,
I am guessing here, but negative values for a linear coordinate system sound
wrong. For an angular coordinate system (i.e. Wgs84) that use decimal degrees
it would be correct but for a projected system I thought the purpose of a false
easting and false northing was to avoid negative valu
Matt Wilkie wrote:
Hello,
With regards to gdalwarp target_extent parameter, are the coords for the
target coordinate system or the source coordinate system?
from http://www.gdal.org/gdalwarp.html:
-te xmin ymin xmax ymax:
set georeferenced extents of output file to be created.
I as
Hello,
With regards to gdalwarp target_extent parameter, are the coords for the
target coordinate system or the source coordinate system?
from http://www.gdal.org/gdalwarp.html:
-te xmin ymin xmax ymax:
set georeferenced extents of output file to be created.
I ask because I'm gettin
Mixing different versions of libstdc++ when linking libgdal.so is definitely
not a good idea and would likely cause runtime crashes. You should do a "ldd
libgdal.so" to check that it doesn't occur (it could occur for example if the
GDAL build itself is against one libstdc++ version, and some lib
hi list,
The gdal 1.4.0 that I built 12 months ago (and were running fine) now
core dumps when I just type "gdalinfo" or "gdalwarp" Error message:
"Floating exception (core dumped)".
Has anyone seen this kind of problem?
I then built gdal 1.5.3 but still getting the same error.
Note that my Lin
Frank Warmerdam kirjoitti:
Looking at the the buildtest-full configure report I see it does not
include,
but might benefit from, Xerces, HDF4, mysql and geos support. It might
also be nice if the configurations for -quick and -full were somewhat
distinct. Perhaps -quick could aim for a somewha
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Stephen Woodbridge wrote:
Hi Frank,
Sorry no joy with the patch applied. Here are the results. I had them
patch and set the prefix /usr/local/swoodbridge/ and then used the
following script to make sure I pulled in the new executables and
libraries.
...
MrSID: Raster
Stephen Woodbridge wrote:
Hi Frank,
Sorry no joy with the patch applied. Here are the results. I had them
patch and set the prefix /usr/local/swoodbridge/ and then used the
following script to make sure I pulled in the new executables and
libraries.
...
MrSID: RasterIO() - using optimized d
roland ritchi wrote:
Hello, I need to use GDAL with GML 3 :Can I? and can you explain me how
I can use GDAL?
Roland,
The GDAL/OGR GML driver is primarily aimed at GML 2 format. It has some,
very limited, support for simple GML 3 files. You might want to try your
input and see what happens.
Jukka Rahkonen wrote:
I was measuring MapServer speed with lossless vs.lossy JPEG2000 images and by
using either JP2ECW or JP2MrSID driver. I did not find any improvement in speed,
but accidentally I notised that when I used the JP2ECW driver I can not get full
quality image through MapServer. Th
Kurt Landrus wrote:
Ok never-mind, I found the problem was I was using a comma, to delimit
the tre-name and contents, and Franks note indicated an '=' was needed.
The NITF documentation page needs to be updated to reflect this.
Thanks;
Kurt,
Proposed updates are welcome. Send them directly t
Ok never-mind, I found the problem was I was using a comma, to delimit
the tre-name and contents, and Franks note indicated an '=' was needed.
The NITF documentation page needs to be updated to reflect this.
Thanks;
Kurt Landrus
Progeny Systems Corp.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Office: 703-368-61
Hi,
I got inspired in making again some tests with jpeg2000. My environment is:
Mapserver MS4W with MapServer version 5.2.0
GDAL 1.5.2, released 2008/05/29
I was measuring MapServer speed with lossless vs.lossy JPEG2000 images and by
using either JP2ECW or JP2MrSID driver. I did not find any imp
Hello, I need to use GDAL with GML 3 :Can I? and can you explain me how I can
use GDAL?
Thank you
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