Ned,
Thanks for the information. The possibility of compilation with GCC
is encouraging. Are the old GNU build files available to work from
perhaps? I hope someone will be able to have a go at it (sooner than
I will be able to...) perhaps add an OGC geocoding service interface
as well.
Regards,
Josh
On Apr 25, 2006, at 10:22 AM, Ned Harding wrote:
Sounds promising, but when I checked out their repository, it turns
out to be written for MSVC and not in particularly portable C++. May
be a significant effort to get it running on anything but a Windows
machine.
Josh Lieberman
Hey Josh,
I'm not sure if this list will accept my post because I'm not a
member.
Our commercial products are primarily for windows, so we have only
maintained MSVC projects for the Explorer Geocoder, however it is all
portable code and it has been compiled with GCC on Linux in the past.
It would not be difficult to do again at all. We are hoping by open
sourcing we will get other people who have an interest in different
platforms and countries to port/help us port the product. This is a
very high quality library, but it does need some more infrastructure
around it to be useful to lots of people.
The best place (for now) to ask questions about the geocoder would be
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