Dear all,
I am trying to compile a programme on Ubuntu 20.04 that links with libgdal.a.
The compiler fails with this message:
/usr/bin/ld: /usr/lib/libgdal.a(ogrfeature.o): in function
`OGRFeature::GetFieldAsSerializedJSon(int) const':
(.text+0x3861): undefined reference to `json_object_new_arr
Luís,
normally GDAL builds out-of-the-box regarding libjson-c on Ubuntu.
You have 2 possibilities, install libjson-c-dev, or let GDAL use its internal
copy of libjson-c.
In your linking attempts, this should be rather -ljson-c than -ljson, but
normally you shouldn't have to do that.
Even
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Hi,
I am inquiring to know if there is an appropriate place to put a CEP50
(circular error probability 50%) measurement in a geotiff.
Thanks in advance,
Isaac
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Right, this implementation is for MVT. Objective is to get the
/18/66027/96262.mvt file
We are passing the VRT file as input. Output is vsimem. Options are -
{"-dsco", "TILE_EXTENSION=mvt",
"-dsco", "COMPRESS=NO", "-dsco", "MINZOOM=18", "-dsco", "MAXZOOM=18"}
Once we have multiple files in
On mardi 21 juillet 2020 04:19:54 CEST MRRAJESH wrote:
> Developers,
> Below is the GDALVectorTranslate C++ code. I am clearing the vsibuf with
> VSIUnlink. But still memory is not vanished. Do we need to call any other
> methods?
I suspect you use the MVT driver here ? In which case it will outpu
Developers,
Below is the GDALVectorTranslate C++ code. I am clearing the vsibuf with
VSIUnlink. But still memory is not vanished. Do we need to call any other
methods?
try
{
.
vsibufPath = string("/vsimem/mvt-") + GetUUID();