Hi gdal-dev,
Does anybody else experience performance problems with GDAL-Kakadu 7.8?
In my test on a quad-core Linux box, the following code, which takes a
8100x4300 3-band RGB 200MB uncompressed tif and compress it using JP2KAK,
took 19 seconds to execute on average:
GDALAllRegister();
On mardi 14 février 2017 19:43:35 CET Olsen Aron wrote:
> Thanks Even!
>
> I have tried downloading various versions of GDAL (stable and dev).
> In the documentation, the WRITE_USERUNIT option is said to be supported from
> GDAL version 2.2. As such, I am not sure what download to use, as the
> la
Ah, thanks a lot!
I hadn't found this CPLPushFinderLocation function. I could then install the
required files in an app-dependant location (so that I don't interfere with
user's files if already installed) and set the path during the app
initialization.
I will give it a try and let you know
Well,
In your code you can manage the location where GDAL looks for the files
with CPLPushFinderLocation.
In my case I have Perl modules, which depend on the GDAL Perl module. In
a test scenario for the first module it needs to ask installation of the
GDAL Perl module, which needs to ask for
Thanks Ari for the interest!
Unfortunately, my target is to ship for all 3 major OSes (linux, windows,
macOS).
Regarding my build system, everything is glued by cmake. Not sure if it's
related, but I build (for now) GDAL as a dynamic lib and PROJ4 as a static one.
Any change here is possible if
Emmanuel,
I think we need to know the OS you're using.
Ari
14.02.2017, 16:48, Emmanuel d'Angelo kirjoitti:
Dear list,
I'm trying to package and distribute an application that relies
internally on GDAL for some raster / vector manipulation.
It may happen in some cases that a user of the ap
Dear list,
I'm trying to package and distribute an application that relies internally
on GDAL for some raster / vector manipulation.
It may happen in some cases that a user of the application wants to take
her outputs to a different coordinate system (typically from some national
system to WGS84)