On Sun, Dec 2, 2012 at 9:05 PM, Pierre Stévens wrote:
> Hi Grass Users,
>
> I'm trying to install Grass7 on FreeBSD 9.0 with the latest SVN snapshot.
>
> The problem comes with " ./configure " command.
>
> The error is : " ***Unknown platform: i386-unknown-freebsd9.0*** ".
>
> Maybe one of us can
Hi Grass Users,
I'm trying to install Grass7 on FreeBSD 9.0 with the latest SVN snapshot.
The problem comes with " ./configure " command.
The error is : " ***Unknown platform: i386-unknown-freebsd9.0*** ".
Maybe one of us can help FreeBSD users.
Here is the outcome of " ./configure " comman
Nothing to do with python here. And I don't see any architecture problem (what
you see is just what generally happens with a compilation error on OS X).
Also note that I removed the modbuild stuff from GRASS 7, in favor of
g.extension (though g.extension has its own problems), and I don't know
Hi there
After successfully compiling grass7 svn on OSX, I'm trying to compile the
add-on i.rotate.
My problem seems to be with python not recognizing 32/64 bits:
make
GRASS_HOME='/Volumes/HDD/Users/guano/Documents/installs/GIS/grass/modbuild/module/i.rotate'
GRASS_APP='/Applications/GRASS-7.0.a
On Sun, Dec 2, 2012 at 3:33 PM, Benjamin Ducke wrote:
> Hi List --
>
> Looking at function centroid() in geom.c
> of v.in.ogr, it seems to me that the code
> for import of polygons always assumes that
> the first ring is the exterior boundary and
> the following ones are all interior boundaries
>
Hi List --
Looking at function centroid() in geom.c
of v.in.ogr, it seems to me that the code
for import of polygons always assumes that
the first ring is the exterior boundary and
the following ones are all interior boundaries
(see comment on lines 70 and 71).
Is this a limitation of GRASS' vec
