Martijn, Thank you for your answer. I've taken a look at the packages in JuliaGeo and EarthScience, and they all look very promissing. I would be rather interested in expanding the RasterIO with more GDAL functions and maybe binding to OGR (for shapefiles) and Proj, if I make it to install Clang.
Em quinta-feira, 13 de agosto de 2015 16:56:42 UTC-3, Martijn Visser escreveu: > Hi Marcio, > > It would be great if you can contribute to the existing geospatial > libraries. Be sure to check out JuliaGeo <https://github.com/JuliaGeo> and > the other packages listed at Julia.jl/Earth-Science.md > <https://github.com/svaksha/Julia.jl/blob/master/Earth-Science.md>, to > make sure others aren't working on it already. > I can't say much about the Clang.jl wrapper, I've only used it on Ubuntu, > but it shouldn't require compiling Julia, you just need libclang and > libclang-dev <https://github.com/ihnorton/Clang.jl#installation>. > > -Martijn > > On Thursday, August 13, 2015 at 9:24:58 PM UTC+2, Marcio Sales wrote: >> >> Hi all >> I noticed there's a lack of geospatial data packages in Julia at the >> moment. I'm trying to learn the Clang.jl package to make C bindings for >> some geospatial libraries to start my migration from matlab. >> >> however, I'm can't install the package correctly. >> >> - what do I need to install in my computer before and after installing >> Julia to make it work? win10x64 >> - is it possible to make it work without recompiling Julia? >> - if I really need to compile Julia, can I do it in windows 10 64 bits >> with make 32bits? >> - if i do that, will it still work with Juno? >> >> any help appreciated. I'll make sure to share my successes. >> best >> marcio. >> >> >>
