Hi Frank,

the problem is not really the amount of turn restrictions in the input file, 
but the relation between the number of those restrictions and the overall 
number of roads.
We hit a size limit of 0x8000 because the so called route center is not split 
into smaller pieces as it should be. The split algo doesn't take into account 
the size of the
restriction section.
Possible work around until this is fixed: add more minor roads in your style or 
use --ignore-turn-restrictions .


@Steve:
This happened before :
http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/pipermail/mkgmap-dev/2015q3/023815.html
I see two ways to handle that: Change the split algo in Nod1Part to take the 
size of TableC into account or change the code to allow more than 32kb for 
restrictions.
What do you think?

Gerd

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Von: mkgmap-dev <mkgmap-dev-boun...@lists.mkgmap.org.uk> im Auftrag von Frank 
Stinner <frank.stin...@leipzig.de>
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 29. November 2017 15:40:19
An: mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk
Betreff: [mkgmap-dev] too many restrictions

Hi,

can anybody help me?

I become from mkgmap this message:

Bad file format: ..\63240045.osm.gz
too many restrictions
Number of MapFailedExceptions: 0
Number of ExitExceptions: 0

The IMG for this tile is empty. The other tiles are ok. What means this error 
and how can i prevent this?

Just i have this a little bit simplified. I use only 1 tile (63240045.osm.pbf). 
My test-style is:

# lines
line_motorway=*                                                          [0x01 
level 6 road_class=4 continue]
line_motorway=* | line_motorway_link=*                                   [0x01 
level 6 road_class=4 continue]
line_trunk=*                                                             [0x02 
level 6 road_class=4 continue]
line_trunk=* | line_trunk_link=*                                         [0x02 
level 6 road_class=4 continue]
line_primary=*                                                           [0x03 
level 5 road_class=3 continue]
line_primary=* | line_primary_link=*                                     [0x03 
level 5 road_class=3 continue]
line_secondary=*                                                         [0x04 
level 4 road_class=2 continue]
line_secondary=* | line_secondary_link=*                                 [0x04 
level 4 road_class=2 continue]
line_tertiary=*                                                          [0x05 
level 3 road_class=1 continue]

The points-, polygons- and relations-file are empty.
Don't worry about this style. I use a pre-process for the classification of 
objects. And "line_secondary=*" and "line_secondary=* | line_secondary_link=*" 
is necessary. Original i use this:

line_secondary=* & line_secondary!='' {
   name '${line_secondary|highway-symbol:box:5:5}';
}                                                                       [0x04 
level 4 road_class=2 continue]
line_secondary_link=* & line_secondary_link!='' {
   name '${line_secondary_link|highway-symbol:box:5:5}';
}                                                                       [0x04 
level 4 road_class=2 continue]
line_secondary=* | line_secondary_link=*                                [0x04 
level 4 road_class=2 continue]

The 1. and 2. condition is for the case, that i have a name in line_secondary / 
line_secondary_link. The 3. condition is, when the street is without a name.
When i remove in the simple style the condition "line_secondary=*", it seem to 
be ok.
I hope the style is not to creazy.


My command-line is:

java.exe -Xmx6G -jar mkgmap.jar -c mkgmap.opt ..\63240045.osm.pbf

My java-version is jre1.8.0_151.

The option-file mkgmap.opt contains only:

family-id=7006
mapname=70060000
output-dir=test
style-file=style_test
route

If i don't use "route", there is no error!


Frank
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