On 28 June 2013 16:09, Dennis Luxen <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear all, > > I am happy to announce the release of OSRM v0.3.4, your favorite > OpenStreetMap based routing engine. With this release we move away from the > scons build tool to cmake which has several advantages. Most notably, it > enables us to move towards multi-platform support including Windows. We have > been running this version flawlessly for a couple of days already on our main > demo site at: http://map.project-osrm.org > > If you have been using the master branch before, you can build OSRM by > running this command-line on your favorite Linux or OS X machine: > > 'mkdir -p build; cd build; cmake ..; make' > > To rebuild just go to the build directory and run make again. > > We also switched the nearest neighbor data structure from a hierarchical grid > file to a proper tree based data structure. It is a packed, i.e. static, > Hilbert-R-Tree, which is the data structure savvy among you may recognize as > a pretty standard way of handling things. Feature-wise, you should see a lot > less of those pesky dashed lines when start or destination markers were too > far away from any street. Should give a much better user experience in > sparsely populated areas. > > This is the full change log: > > Scons has been replaced by cmake > Replacing nearest neighbor grid by a packed Hilbert R-tree > Fixing test to reflect new nn grid data structure > Speed optimization in PBF parsing > Don't abort if timestamp is missing, just warn > More verbose output during preprocessing > De-template-izing some of the code for faster (re-)compile > Replaced stringstream based int->string cast with boost karma > Removed evil lexical cast > Updated tests in test suite > Removed GUARANTEE macro > Plenty of minor bug fixes and code changes > Fixed include order in many files > > Thanks go to Dane Springmeyer and Emil Tin for patches. > > Dennis on behalf of Team OSRM > > x-post to osrm-talk / osm-dev
This is great. OSRM is my go-to router. One note though that the dependencies listed on the project page still show scons as a requirement and also mentions 0.2 as the latest version. Cheers, Matt _______________________________________________ dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/dev
