Fellow mappers,
I have the pleasure to announce the initial release of a high-perfomance
routing backend that is able to handle thousand(s) of requests per
minute. So, without further ado, here is the Open Source Routing Machine
(OSRM), an engine that lets you serve shortest paths within
On 9 July 2010 20:16, Dennis Luxen dennis.lu...@gmail.com wrote:
This first release gives you fast routes and there are many things that
are going to follow in the coming months, i.e. turn directions have not
yet been implemented and does not obey turn restrictions. Also, the
extraction of the
Can you give a little more dev specific meat to your posts in future,
like what is the format data needs to be in for this app to use it, ie
does it use postgis data the same as mapnik etc?
Thanks for the feedback. The main input format are the standard .osm
files of xml formatted data. The
On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 7:53 AM, Dennis Luxen dennis.lu...@gmail.com wrote:
Can you give a little more dev specific meat to your posts in future,
like what is the format data needs to be in for this app to use it, ie
does it use postgis data the same as mapnik etc?
Thanks for the feedback.
This first release gives you fast routes and there are many things that
are going to follow in the coming months, i.e. turn directions have not
yet been implemented and does not obey turn restrictions. Also, the
extraction of the road network is still rudimentary.
The implication is that the
Ian,
The README does not seem to describe support for updating existing data
with new data as time goes on. Are you expecting weekly updates occur by
re-importing a planet file?
Yes, that's the work flow at the moment. But it should be feasible to
have daily updates. Also, I am working on a
Am 09.07.2010 14:53, schrieb Dennis Luxen:
Thanks for the feedback. The main input format are the standard .osm
files of xml formatted data. The README.TXT that comes along with the
source explains the steps how to run your own.
So it loads an .osm file into memory and performs everything
So it loads an .osm file into memory and performs everything in-memory,
is this correct? I didn't take a look at the source right now.
Yes, that is right. All operations are done in-memory.
Dennis
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