Da: Glynn Clements gl...@gclements.plus.com
I am debugging my code to find memory leak. I have a memory leak
that I am not able to find. Is it possible that there is a memory
leak in the function G__open_cell_old declared in opencell.c?
Because it's owned by the fileinfo structure; line
Da: Markus Neteler nete...@osgeo.org
I do not understand why the variable gdal is not freed at the end of the
function.
Which GRASS 6 version are you using, from SVN?
I'm referring to this code
http://grass.osgeo.org/programming6/opencell_8c_source.html, line 149.
Matteo
Da: Vaclav Petras wenzesl...@gmail.com
Unfortunately it is not suitable. Modules are just programs and their
functionality is available only through command line. So, through
library calls, you can only use the core functionality in C and C++.
Finally,
I've decided to follow this approach:
Hi,
I am debugging my code to find memory leak. I have a memory leak that I am not
able to find. Is it possible that there is a memory leak in the function
G__open_cell_old declared in opencell.c?
It is the first time that I deal with the gis library code so please forgive me
if I
Hi,
I've already posted this question in the User mailing list but maybe, as
suggested by somebody, it should be posted here...
The problem is how to call a Grass module from my code written in C++.
I have already received some answers:
1 - Do a sys-call
I would avoid this approach if
Da: Markus Metz markus.metz.gisw...@googlemail.com
Maybe parallelization support for some
raster modules is not really suitable for a GSoC project?
Since it is my first experience with Google Summer of Code I don't know if it
could be a suitable project.
I
wanted to apply with Grass because
Hi,
I am a 2th year student in Compuer Science at the University of Trento, in
Italy. I would like to apply for Gsoc with the GRASS project: I am interested
in implementing parallelization support for some raster module.
I have read that good knowledge of OpenMP is required. To be honest, I
