On Mon, 11 Jan 2021, Even Rouault wrote:
It's not spring yet, but I'm in a mood lately of axing useless things, and
we probably have tons of candidate for that in GDAL, especially in drivers.
I was going to just axe the DB2 driver
(https://github.com/OSGeo/gdal/pull/3366) but the issue is more g
Hi,
trying to answer the different points raised up to now:
- SVG: let's keep it as it is used. This is exactly the feedback I'm seeking
for. I had developed this as a toy, crazy me, I won't do it anymore. No idea
anyone was using it actually.
- making those driver plugins. This would require
Even Rouault writes:
> - Where are the costs in keeping these drivers ?
>* monetary: there is one, but I'm unable to quantify it
>* environmental: burn CPU cycles each time someone does a GDAL build
>* psychological: prevent developers from doing modernization in GDAL
> internals. W
Good day to all,
I am fairly new to goal / mapserver and I have to upgrade the servers to latest
Linux available on Amazon. (CentOS 2 kinda)
I managed to get mapserver compiled and going properly. I’d like to configure
the goal_cachemax to 512 but I cannot find
Where and how to apply this system
Bearing in mind that I use none of the drivers on Even's list, I
find his suggestion and reasoning compelling. I especially agree
with his comment that the only way to get anyone's attention is to
break their workflow, if only temporarily. The main risk here is
that a pro
Sorry, I didn't read the first message in it entirety before digging in
to the thread.
Reading over the proposed list of removals, nothing jumps out at me as
problematic.
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Dear GDAL developers and users,
I am unable to install GDAL on my Mac. I have set up Python with pyenv. When I
enter pip install gdal I get a lot of exceptions that always end with
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory:
'../../apps/gdal-config‘ or FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2]
Hi,
You need to have the gdal binaries installed before pip install gdal will
work. Specifically, pip install gdal installs the python bindings for gdal.
In my opinion on mac, the easiest way is to install gdal via homebrew. Then
the configuration utility gdal-info should be on the path and pip in
Hi,
The joy of being a Windows user is that it is so easy to use old GDAL
versions if the binaries still happen to be on some dusty backup disk. Even
the FWTools including GDAL 1.7.0 from 2010 seemed to work fine and include
quite a many later removed drivers.
A few comments about the driver list
Thank you, this worked! Maybe this should be mentioned on the Download page? I
think it is a bit incomplete in general: Nothing on macOS and the Windows
section just mentions Conda and no alternatives (like gisinternals.com and
OSGeo4W). Maybe it could be expanded?
Marius
> Am 11.01.2021 um 19
Glad to hear it.
I'm not sure what Even et al's stance on using homebrew as an official
recommendation is. I am just a user who has gone down this route myself
On Mon, Jan 11, 2021 at 1:37 PM Marius Kreß wrote:
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Hi,
Have a look at this question
https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/383825/difference-between-qgis-export-and-gdalwarp?
The original poster managed to get good output with gdalwarp by warping first
into EPSG:9040 and then into EPSG:4326 but that feels like a workaround and not
a solution.
I love FWTools. Still use it quite often.
I wish it was still actively maintained.
Shayne
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Hi list
Is there some brief way to get the Z extent of a vector layer? I mean
something analogous to the Layer.GetExtent() method, but which would
retrieve the extent of the Z coordinate?
OTherwise, it seems like I need to iterate over all features of the layer
and keep the min/max Z values. Shal
Hi Even,
On Mon, Jan 11, 2021 at 7:44 AM Even Rouault
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> trying to answer the different points raised up to now:
>
> - SVG: let's keep it as it is used. This is exactly the feedback I'm
> seeking
> for. I had developed this as a toy, crazy me, I won't do it anymore. No
> idea
> any
Even,
My opinion is that old drivers which do not depend on external
libraries/services and that we have tests for should be retained until they
cause painful problems. I would be supportive of dropping drivers for
which there is no apparent interest, and that are not buildable and
testable due t
> - GMT is an active project and some GMT developers appear on this list as
> well. Maybe some of them happend to read this and say if GMT ASCII vectors
> are still important for GMT. Or otherwise I can ask from the GMT forum.
Right.
The GMT raster driver is from the times GNT used a 1-d array
Hi all,
In a build of gdal 3.2.0, I'm seeing this error: "netCDF chunk fetch
failed" for 2 out of 5 subdatasets. Is there an easy way to handle this so
the bad data is returned as the nodata value? And also, any idea what is
actually wrong with the netcdf files?
I am in contact with the NOAA fo
Speaking on behave of folks who support archives, I highly recommend keeping
old drivers, unless as Frank stated, they cause an issue (code or license). We
are often faced with dealing with code rot, but in the same vein, we will also
find ourselves dealing with more and more outdated file forma
I for one am using the GMT vector driver for GDAL on a regular basis, e.g., for
integration between GRASS GIS and GMT for cartography. I am grateful to the
developers for their continued support for this driver.
Thanks, Jed
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