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> ?> my question is
> > starting from gdal-3.x OGRCoordinateTransformation object (::Transform() in
> > particular) is not intended to be used by multiple threads? With gdal-2.4
> > it worked fine.
> > OGRCoordinateTransformation, as most objects in GDAL, instances have never
> > been
> in
Maxim,
> my question is
> starting from gdal-3.x OGRCoordinateTransformation object (::Transform() in
> particular) is not intended to be used by multiple threads? With gdal-2.4
> it worked fine.
OGRCoordinateTransformation, as most objects in GDAL, instances have never
been intended from being
Hi All my question isstarting from gdal-3.x OGRCoordinateTransformation object (::Transform() in particular) is not intended to be used by multiple threads?With gdal-2.4 it worked fine. details: We have upgraded from using gdal-2.4.3 to gdal-3.1.2 and started to get crashes in multi-threaded code w