(pyton)
Hi, I'm using
driver.Create('/vsimem/file.tif', xsize, ysize, 1, gdal.GDT_Byte)
to make a tif file without writing on disk.
Then I associate data and statistics to the tiff and i what to return the raw
bytes of the file.
How can i acces the memory file, i tired
VSIGetMemFileBuffer_unsafe('
Hi,
Perhaps you could use the autotest
https://github.com/OSGeo/gdal/blob/master/autotest/gcore/tiff_read.py#L552
as an example.
-Jukka Rahkonen-
Roy-Sabourin, Julien (ECCC) wrote
> (pyton)
> Hi, I'm using
> driver.Create('/vsimem/file.tif', xsize, ysize, 1, gdal.GDT_Byte)
> to make a tif fil
Developers,
We are using VRT file as input to GDALVectorTranslate in C++. Till 18 or 19
level, we are getting tiles. When we request for multiple 20th level tiles,
CPU reaching to 100% and w3wp.exe suspended (crashed). Here we are using vsi
memory buffer to store the tiles for each thread separate
Idan,
> Is there an option to create a GTiff with a sparse index?
[...]
> Is there an option to eliminate this huge index
No, the index must be fully present in a TIFF file.
> or an alternative format
> that I can translate the vrt into and will be with a reasonable size?
The GeoPackage driver
Hi All,
Please help us in the following.
We are using the gdal 2.3.2 version for our product.
we need to update the binaries with ASLR built'ones for security reasons.
which version of gdal is supported with PIE(ASLR) enabled binaries.
Please share with us the detailed steps to install it from th
