Thanks, Kumar, for all your help. I have filed a ticket, #3385
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Gregor,
The segfault occurred at
http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/browser/branches/1.7/gdal/port/cpl_odbc.cpp#L796during
a call to memcpy.
You mentioned that there was an attempt by CPLMalloc to allocate 4294967297
bytes of memory. There may be an integer overflow. There were similar
problems elsewhere
Folks,
Ivan has discovered that GDAL 1.7.0 is producing HFA files that are
corrupt - that is they are only readable with GDAL. Imagine and older
versions of ArcGIS fail to read them. The problem is described in:
http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/ticket/3382
I consider this problem very serious, an
Use gdb instead of strace.
On Fri, Feb 5, 2010 at 7:58 AM, Chaitanya kumar CH
wrote:
> Gregor,
>
> I don't think you can allocate a contiguous 4GB memory no matter how much
> RAM you have.
> I don't have any experience in using ODBC in GDAL. Let's hope someone else
> with that experience sees thi
Gregor,
I don't think you can allocate a contiguous 4GB memory no matter how much
RAM you have.
I don't have any experience in using ODBC in GDAL. Let's hope someone else
with that experience sees this.
Send all the lines from the strace output. Meanwhile, see if you can work on
Windows. It may be
Hello,
I needed a way to create virtual datasets in a way similar to what
gdal_translate is doing. I noticed that gdal_translate is basically a
tool to construct a VRTDataset, so I proceeded by transforming
gdal_translate.cc into a VRTDataset builder class.
The result is gdaltranslate.{h,cpp} in
Well, some progress. Almost. :)
I have upgraded to 1.7.0 and now get a different error:
$ ogrinfo ODBC:gregor/mos...@testpgsql table
ERROR 2: CPLMalloc(): Out of memory allocating 4294967297 bytes.
Yowch, 4 GB seems a bit steep. The PostgreSQL table itself is 5 rows,
all points. Why would it w
I response myself: I think I may use AddBand, to add bands one by one,
specifying its data type and additional options...
2010/2/4 Jorge Arévalo :
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to create a raster in memory
> (http://www.gdal.org/frmt_mem.html) when not all the bands have the
> same pixel datatype? I su
Hi,
Is it possible to create a raster in memory
(http://www.gdal.org/frmt_mem.html) when not all the bands have the
same pixel datatype? I suppose it's not a common situation, but if
happens, should I avoid the DATATYPE option and let GDAL manage this
issue? In other way, is the DATATYPE option an
weixj2003ld wrote:
Hi,
Now,I have a .tif file(it is a satallite photo),How to get the heightmap
of it?
Apply a proper algorithm.
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Frank/Chaitanya,
I am now able to convert .gml file to .shp file.
Actually, I thought, we have to enable the Xerces validation for GML
parsing, so i uncomment it from the Makefile.
However, as per your comment, I commented it back and it worked.
Thanks, for your valuable suggestion.
Regar
Hi,
On 4 February 2010 08:16, Andrew Wood wrote:
> For a third time, I am requesting assistance on the issue below. Does
> anyone in this community know how to use the moving average command to
> produce a grid from a CSV?
>
Have you read the section entitled "READING COMMA SEPARATED VALUES" o
Thank you for your prompt answer.
Actually, I was experimenting with VRT files trying to fight this
"transparency" problem. I have failed, but probably my way of setting
transparency for VRT files was wrong - I had been setting 'c4' value
(Alpha) for 'white' entry in color table in my VRT files
Hi list,
I'm currently trying to use the wcs gdal driver to extract data from a
wcs service (mapserver), using a specfic projection, extent and
resolution.
I managed to extract the all dataset in the original projection, and
format (geotiff).
But I would like to be able to specify a value for the
Dear List members,
For a third time, I am requesting assistance on the issue below. Does
anyone in this community know how to use the moving average command to
produce a grid from a CSV? It must be a simple issue. gdal seems like a
promising piece of software, but is unlikely to be of much use
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