I've programmed against the binary FWTools installs under Windows using
Visual Studio 2005. It's a bit easier for me than linking against the GDAL
source because I couldn't manage to find and configure the correct versions
of all the extra stuff that's in FWTools that I use, like the MrSID SDK,
B
btaylor wrote:
Has anyone used GDAL libraries in a windows compiling environment?
Yes, I have.
Here is a simple example of Windows application (a tiny converter)
developed using GDAL:
http://github.com/mloskot/workshop/tree/master/sid2jp2/trunk/
Best regards,
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Mateusz Loskot, http://mate
I've been trying to use/build GDAL in Windows. I thought I'd start with the
perry-geo hillshade, aspect, and slope command line utilities and then move
into building some custom raster calculators/manipulation utilities.
However, after spending many hours across several days attempting to comp
