Nik,
Which symbols is the linker complaining about? I build regularly for iOS
(although not using CMake directly), linking with the system copy of
libxpat and libxml2 and I haven’t noticed any link or operational
failures in 3.5.0. Admittedly, I use a subset of the drivers, but if you
can sen
I’ve been using GDAL on macOS for years (and iOS as well, both mostly
with Objective-C) using C bindings and some Objective-C helpers that
I’ve put together over time. The C bindings are suitable for use with
Objective-C and shouldn’t be difficult to use as a bridge to Swift.
Also, if necessar
Even,
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. We're winding down a major
release here (hence my relative absence from the mailing list except as a
lurker with occasional comments), but this issue is one I wanted to revisit
this summer. Snips and comments below
On May 25, 2010, at 7:31
to
> a certain projection/coordinate system, How I define now the coordinate
> system in which that data is?
>
> Thank you
>
>
> 2010/2/22 Gaige B. Paulsen
> Pixel and line in the description below are actually two different numbers,
> one representing the pixel (x
Pixel and line in the description below are actually two different numbers, one
representing the pixel (x coordinate) and the line (y coordinate) of the point
in the image.
Hope this helps,
-Gaige
On Feb 22, 2010, at 12:31 PM, Kim Besson wrote:
> >Hi,
> >Gdal_translation has on option
> > [-g
Hi all!
I do hereby agree to willfully abide by the RFC 3 committer guidelines.
I'm looking forward to continuing to work with everyone to make GDAL
better.
Thanks,
-Gaige
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Folks,
Gaige is a software developer working on Cartographica
(http://www.macgis.com/)
and has been using GDA
