Hi Peter,
I think you'll have to tell us how you tried to build GDAL in order to get
more help. There is a lot of variability, but here's how I recently built
both of the versions you mention:
First, I create a file I called "win64.opt" that looks like this:
-8<--
At the risk of demonstrating my ignorance, if you're using visual studio
c++ because you're confined to a windows OS, you may have an easier time
switching to windows subsystem for Linux. Its easily set up and allows you
to run a Ubuntu vm from a windows machine. It nicely integrates with vs
code a
I've been trying to build the binaries for Gdal 3.3.3 (and 3.4.0) using Visual
C++ (via Visual Studio 2019), but I am getting a linking error that has me
scratching my head: LINK : "fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file
'C:\gdal-3.4.0\lib.obj'". What is lib.obj? I am new to Visual C++, having co
Hi,
Sorry, but I am a linux person and it usually takes me 3 times longer to
write python.
There is the python program gdal_retile.py, but if I remember, it didn't
handle my use case the way I wanted it.
/Lars S.
Den 2021-11-11 kl. 17:54, skrev Lorenzo Di Giacomo:
I guess it'll do the tric
I guess it'll do the trick but a python script would be appreciated instead
of rewriting it, if someone has it would be helpful, thanks!
Il giorno gio 11 nov 2021 alle ore 17:22 ha
scritto:
> Hi
>
> I talked about this at the foss4g 2 years ago and shared a bash script
> where I do exactly what
Hi
I talked about this at the foss4g 2 years ago and shared a bash script where I
do exactly what you are asking for. I don't know if you consider it to be easy,
but
the example is this script:
https://gist.github.com/LarsSchy/9ecb31eb964dd83820c139b2f2769a7c
(https://gist.github.com/LarsSchy/
Hi, i can't find a simple way (not to choose the cut coordinates manually)
in order to crop an entire raster image into N images given a fixed size of
pixel, how can this be achieved? Thanks
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