On 3/11/2015 10:12 AM, Michael Leonard wrote:
Hi Steve
Thanks for the message! Yes I found simpleclient.cpp before... but
unfortunately I don't know where to start to turn that into a command I
can call from the command line to generate a route I'm afraid.
If it's not too much trouble, would you be able to share any example
code or tips on how to turn simpleclient.cpp into something I can call
from the command line? I'd really really appreciate any help!
Micheal,
It is a command line the generates a route from start_coordinate to
end_coordinate and prints out the result.
Mimic this code and substitute your coordinates and do something with
the output.
You have not defined your requirements in enough detail for anyone to be
more specific. Also you will need to do some C++ programming to
implement whatever you need.
-Steve
PS: If you want some consulting help to build a specific tool contact me
off-list.
Thanks
Kind regards
Mike
PS
On 10 March 2015 at 16:26, Stephen Woodbridge <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Michael,
Take a look at this.
https://github.com/Project-__OSRM/osrm-backend/blob/master/__tools/simpleclient.cpp
<https://github.com/Project-OSRM/osrm-backend/blob/master/tools/simpleclient.cpp>
I have used it to wrap OSRM into some VRP code. I also recommend
using osrm-datastore to host the data, then you can make multiple
parallel request to that and we were getting 5-8ms responses to
route queries.
-Steve
On 3/10/2015 12:14 PM, Michael Leonard wrote:
Hi
I'm new to OSRM and the mailing list but have managed to get it all
working well on a 64bit Ubuntu 14.04 server.
I’m writing looking for help to get OSRM’s routing algorithm working
directly from the command line rather than via http.
More info....
OSRM is already extremely fast when called using |curl
http://localhost
…| - however I’m looking to include it an algorithm to generate
millions
of realistic driving routes, and am hoping that the underlying C++
routing function might be accessible from the command line
directly in
some way. With a command line function that wraps around OSRM’s
routing
algorithm, I could call this from within R where I’m writing the
rest of
my code.
My C++ skills are unfortunately at the extreme beginner level, but I
have found where I might start if I were much more advanced:
either the
file simpleclient.cpp in the OSRM github repo or the
node_osrm.cpp file
in the node-osrm repo which looks like it's similar to
simpleclient.cpp.
Hopefully someone has already crossed this bridge and could I'm
hoping
provide some kind of simple command-line wrapper function to these
underlying c++ functions so that I can avoid the http approach
which I'm
guessing slows things down.
Thanks in advance...
Thanks so much in advance I really appreciate any help or tips
to get
this working
Love osrm by the way
Mike
PS....
I posted this on stackoverflow but found this mailing list and
thought I
might have more luck using it.
http://stackoverflow.com/__questions/28958577/open-__source-routing-machine-via-__the-commandl
<http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28958577/open-source-routing-machine-via-the-commandl>
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