Thanks all for your help.
@Jeff: I've tried that approach last year (with GDAL v1.8) and it gave me
nothing but trouble.
That is the reason I wanted to use precompiled curl libraries this time.
@Jukka, Tamas: I've successfully downloaded the zip files from
http://gisinternals.com/sdk/ and extract
I recently used this option (curl 7.27.0), but a client reported
performance problems with this approach. May be I would have been trying to
disable one or more services which are compiled by default causing this
side effect, but I rather went back to the original cmake approach
instead. I've never
Hi Paul,
I compile libCurl with the MSVC compiler, and I follow the "MSVC from
command line" instructions at http://curl.haxx.se/docs/install.html
I set the ZLIB and OPENSSL paths as suggested as well.
-jeff
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Paul,
If you want to recompile libcurl, I'd suggest to utilize the provided cmake
approach to create a working solution file. All other approaches (on
windows) lead to various mysterious issues which are better to avoid.
Best regards,
Tamas
2012/8/13 Paul Meems
> Hi all,
>
> I'm trying (aga
Paul Meems gmail.com> writes:
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>
> Hi all,I'm trying (again) to compile GDAL with libCurl support.I'm on Windows
using VS2008Pro.I'm using GDALv1.9.I went to this page
http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/LibCurl
If you do not have a special need for compiling yourself you can perhaps use
ready ma
Hi all,
I'm trying (again) to compile GDAL with libCurl support.
I'm on Windows using VS2008Pro.
I'm using GDALv1.9.
I went to this page http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/LibCurl
On this page a link is provided to a package.
That link is no longer working.
So I tried looking for the package myself
