Hi Gerd,
I have reproduced the issue by using the "bad precomp-sea data":
- sea-latest.zip
- 254.705.164 bytes
- 30-03-2021 05:38
Mkgmap - Rev 4689:
merge the check-precomp-sea branch to do some basic plausibilty tests on
precompiled sea data.
The new file sea-check.txt contains characters s (sea), m(mixed), and l(land).
Each character represents one entry in the index file that comes with
precompiled sea (sea.zip) with the expected result. Tiles near the coastline
have m.
- If PrecompSeaGenerator is used to calculate the sea data and the index check
fails a warning is printed and the program ends with rc -1.
- If mkgmap is used with a "dubious" sea.zip one or more messages about the
problematic areas are written and the program stops with an ExitException
unless option --x-check-precomp-sea=0 is given before the first input file.
The index test is normally performed once for the whole planet, so it doesn't
care about the actual tile boundaries. If e.g. only a part of Australia is
flooded and you create a map for the UK you'll still see the errors.
Mkgmap (version 4689) will stop execution after 1 second ("ExitExceptions: 1")
and write to mkgmap.log: (mkgmap.log, 2.154.367, 04-05-2021 17:28)
Mkgmap version 4689
Time started: Tue May 04 17:28:28 CEST 2021
SEVERE (SeaGenerator): G:\OSM_SPLITTER_Benelux\43010001.o5m: Precomp sea data
seems to be wrong, land-only tile is flooded around 76.992188,103.007813, index
key is 3571712_4784128
<!-- skip: 11885 lines >
SEVERE (SeaGenerator): G:\OSM_SPLITTER_Benelux\43010001.o5m: Precomp sea data
seems to be wrong, land-only tile is flooded around 2.460938,103.007813, index
key is 98304_4784128
WARNING (global): Setting max-jobs to 4
SEVERE (global): Precomp sea data seems to be wrong. Use option
--x-check-precomp-sea=0 to continue risking bad sea data.
Number of ExitExceptions: 1
Time finished: Tue May 04 17:28:29 CEST 2021
Total time taken: 1 second
Which is oké and does resolve the issue by using "bad precomp-sea data".
Eric (AnkEric)
-----Original Message-----
From: mkgmap-dev <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Gerd
Petermann
Sent: zaterdag 24 april 2021 15:13
To: Development list for mkgmap <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [mkgmap-dev] Please try branch check-precomp-sea
Hi all,
just noticed that this branch was not merged because I got no feedback. A few
weeks ago Eric complained about bad precomp-sea data and a lot of wasted time
to find it. Any reason why nobody is interested?
Gerd
________________________________________
Von: mkgmap-dev <[email protected]> im Auftrag von Gerd
Petermann <[email protected]>
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 17. September 2020 11:34
An: Development list for mkgmap
Betreff: [mkgmap-dev] Please try branch check-precomp-sea
Hi all,
I've implemented some basic checks to detect large flooded areas in the
precomp-sea data in this new branch.
A link to the latest binary (r4579 as of now) is a the bottom of the normal
download page :
http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/download/mkgmap.html
- If PrecompSeaGenerator is used to calculate the sea data and the index check
fails a warning is printed and the program ends with rc -1.
- If mkgmap is used with a "dubious" sea.zip one or more messages about the
problematic areas are written and the program stops with an ExitException
unless option --x-check-precomp-sea=0 is given before the first input file.
The index test is normally performed once for the whole planet, so it doesn't
care about the actual tile boundaries. If e.g. only a part of Australia is
flooded and you create a map for the UK you'll still see the errors.
BTW: The current code (also in trunk version) doesn't support to use
--precomp-sea with different values. Results are rather unpredictable.
Gerd
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