I'd want to know your opinion, by apologising for this out-of-the-list question.
I dont understand if I can or not use third soft components I'd want to add to
my commercial application.
I read and read and read GNU and GPL (are the same?) and LGPL, BSD; MIT ...
and I have not any conclusion (I
What are your experience about this topic?
For example, we have dwg, shp, pdf files :
Can I distribute a program that import an export data in these formats ?
And what about writing data into an existing files ?
What legal implications we have to be in mind?
Thanks
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Objet : Re: [gdal-dev] Newbie... need some tutorials
Hello everybody:
I have read carefully all the documentation avalaible at gdal web page, but I
have not found any tutorial to use gdal in c++.
(neither on the web)
I dont know if I have to compile a dll or use any avalaible...
If anyone can tell me some link I'll be extremely grateful.
(A basi
Hello again : ( I dont know if my question was sent to the list )
I cannot use gdal_translate with % outsize parameters :
gdal_translate -of JPEG -outsize 25% 25% DSC02699.jpg 02699.jpg
>> does nothing (I view the use options of gdal_translate, it seems as I
wrote a wron
Hello :
(I dont know if this email are going to be accepted by the list manager. So,
this is a 'test' )
I have a question about gdal_warp and gdal_translate utilities.
I want to re-scale to 50% a serie of images.
I cannot use gdal_translate with % outsize parameters
gdal_translate -of JPE
