I found the reason what made my mapsource crashing (bad map id)
when I clicked on the address search button.
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The cause I have found in my mkgmap args file:
mapname: 30010040
description: testmap
input-file: 10010040.osm.gz
It causes mkgmap to crash if I search for adresses.
I thought it was
That is interesting I will look into it thanks.
I have recently changed it to allow different map name and map id, but didn't
consider this particular case.
Steve.
The cause I have found in my mkgmap args file:
mapname: 30010040
description: testmap
input-file: 10010040.osm.gz
It causes
your code changes did not have any effect on my tests so there must be
some more things to do.
POI search shows exception if MDR12 is put into MDR.
But we know for sure that our MDR12 creation has a problem.
Another thing I did was make mdr record size variable rather than fixed at 4.
El 18/01/11 23:27, Carlos Dávila escribió:
El 18/01/11 19:18, Johann Gail escribió:
9 tiles
Almost the same results than 1 tile. The first difference found is that
there are a lot of missing streets.
Is there a pattern with the missing streets? Maybe only the streets
Just a thought while reading this:
Has the MDR1 to be sorted in some way? Maybe the mapnames has to be
sorted in ascending order?
I think mostly they are sorted by pure random in ascending order because
splitter creates an argument file this way. This would explain the crash
with other
Hi Johannes,
Does the problem disappear if you remove --style-file (i.e., use the
default style)?
A run with the same options, except the --style-file options results
again in a exception:
OK, it might be best to use the default style in your experiments from
now on.
What is in
Hi WanMil
My tiles have one speciality: They are quite small. I have splitted with
max-nodes=10.
I'm back home and I can reproduce a crash with a very small index.
Removing mdr12 didn't help though. Anyway I should be able to
investigate it properly now.
..Steve
My tiles have one speciality: They are quite small. I have splitted with
max-nodes=10.
I have fixed it: the mdr15 offset size (PointerSize.getStrOffSize() )
has to be always at least 3 bytes.
I made a number of indexes, ran MdrSummary on them and separated them
into good and bad files.
