On 27 November 2011 00:07, Martin Chapman wrote:
> I am using a Windows 7 x64 machine with VS 2010 with both x86 and x64
> compile tools.
> [...]
> My question is: Why can’t I compile gdal for x86 on my x64 box? Am I
> missing something stupid? Do you think it’s my environment? Is it supposed
On 27-11-2011 00:07, Martin Chapman wrote:
All,
I am using a Windows 7 x64 machine with VS 2010 with both x86 and x64
compile tools. When I try to build gdal for x64 using the make file
from the Win64 command prompt and WIN64 = YES in the nmake.opt file
everything compiles fine. (using gda
All,
I am using a Windows 7 x64 machine with VS 2010 with both x86 and x64
compile tools. When I try to build gdal for x64 using the make file from
the Win64 command prompt and WIN64 = YES in the nmake.opt file everything
compiles fine. (using gdal 181 by the way). If I try to compile it for
That was it!
Thanks a lot!
Jachym
2011/11/21 Even Rouault :
>> I try
>>
>> gdalwarp in.wms in.tiff
>>
>> On my localhost, correst request with all 3 parameters arrives:
>> /cgi-bin/owsproxy.cgi?FROMCRS=epsg%3A4326&OWSSERVICE=WMS&OWSURL=http%3A%2F%
>> 2Fgeoportal2.uhul.cz%2Fwms_oprl&request=GetMa
Le samedi 26 novembre 2011 14:21:35, Florent JITIAUX a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> first thanks for all tools and bidings.
>
> I have a question about Gdalinfo.exe and gdal binding programs.
> I have an USRP map but with some fields errors. When i try to load it with
> the java Gdalinfo, the open failed (t
Hi,
first thanks for all tools and bidings.
I have a question about Gdalinfo.exe and gdal binding programs.
I have an USRP map but with some fields errors. When i try to load it with
the java Gdalinfo, the open failed (the dataset is null). When i use
gdalinfo.exe to read the map, the error mesag
Hi.
We cannot get Mapserver python mapscript running as WSGI with
Rasterlite data working. Only a black rectangle is drawn instead of
the raster. The rectangle is drawn on the right place however.
Rendering takes very little time, so it seems that no image processing
is done. Spatialite/OGR works