Hi all,
I think this is a bug, but wanted to make sure I wasn't doing something stupid
before I posted it as such.
At r32878 (git 1eb605a), Even added new logic for dealing with raw 32-bit AIG
blocks. I've got an AIG raster that has a few blocks where valid data is
getting set to the min Int3
I am creating a data set in virtual memory and then copying over to a DTED
driver.
I have verified that when I setGeoTransform, I am able to get the same
values back.
(*i).tempMemDS = tempMemDriver->Create ("", (int) xSize, (int) ySize, 1,
GDT_Float32, NULL
(*i).dtedDS = dtedDriver->CreateCopy (sz
We also do the following:
FOR /R gdal %%F IN (*.res) DO DEL /F /S "%%F" > nul
FOR /R gdal %%F IN (*.obj) DO DEL /F /S "%%F" > nul
FOR /R gdal %%F IN (*.pdb) DO DEL /F /S "%%F" > nul
FOR /R gdal %%F IN (*.dll) DO DEL /F /S "%%F" > nul
FOR /R gdal %%F IN (*.lib) DO DEL /F /S "%%F" > nul
FOR /R gdal
Liam,
>
> SYM_PREFIX=
--> You don't need to touch that one. Correct behaviour is determined by WIN64
setting
>
> LINK : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol OSRValidate
> LINK : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol OPTGetProjectionMethods
> LINK : error LNK2001: unresolved external s
Hi all,
I managed to get the GDAL library with ECW support to compile and link for
32-bit, but realized I need to get the 64-bit library working. I'm having
linking issues with this.
I'm running Windows 10, VS2015 command line tools, and trying to build GDAL
2.1.3 with support for ERDAS ECW 5.
Dear all,
When I try to export some vector data in KML, I sometimes "lose" some
vectors. It depends on the way layers are created :
case #1 : no tags are created. All vectors are considered "at the top
level". Everything is fine
case #2 : vectors all belong to a specific layer, using one or several
Dear all,When I try to export some vector data in KML, I sometimes "lose"
some vectors.It depends on the way layers are created :case #1 : no tags
are created. All vectors are considered "at the top level". Everything is
finecase #2 : vectors all belong to a specific layer, using one or several
t
