Hi Gerd,
> I like the idea that mkgmap adds SRTM data "on the fly" instead of
> first creating huge OSM files, pass them through splitter and so on.
It could be handy, but contours aren't evenly spread over map area. You
will get big variation in tile size and no way to correct it.
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On 24/03/17 21:32, Gerd Petermann wrote:
only class GeoTiffDEM is optional, the active code is able to read *.hgt files
and can
produce ways with elevation data.
Ah OK. It was the only file containing srtm, should have searched for SRTM!
..Steve
Hi Steve,
only class GeoTiffDEM is optional, the active code is able to read *.hgt files
and can
produce ways with elevation data. I stumbled over it because it appears in
MapperBasedMapDataSource.addBackground() which I plan to move to
MapDetails so that we don't have to override it in many
Hi
mkgmap contains sources to generate contour lines from SRTM data, but it seems
to be very
incomplete. The last significant changes in the source was in 2010, and I never
heard that anybody uses
options like --x-contours since I started to contribute to mkgmap.
All classes in packages
El 24/03/17 a las 17:07, Thomas Morgenstern escribió:
How many RAM must i have for Europa complete ?
2-3 months ago I had the same problem on a Linux machine with 8 GB RAM,
but during the last weeks I've been able to build Europe index with
-Xmx7500m. As Gerd suggested, it depends on your
Hi, I found a solution for me: Now i use only the option -index and
removed the option -x-splitt-name-index.
in this configuration is 9800 MB RAM enough.
thomas
Am 24.03.2017 um 19:18 schrieb Bernhard Hiller:
Hi Thomas,
since you have 10 GB of RAM for all of the tasks running on your
Hi Thomas,
since you have 10 GB of RAM for all of the tasks running on your
computer, I doubt that 9800 MB for Java/mkgmap is actually feasable.
With Win 7, I put away some 1200-1500 MB for the operating system.
If a process gets more memory, swapping to disk will occur, which is a
slow
... but we have currently no option to control what is used for the index.
I assume it could be a new special tag like mkgmap:no-index=true
or maybe a program option like --exclude-from-index=type1,type2, type3..type4
which would exclude single types or ranges.
No idea how much work that would be
Hi Mike,
my understanding is that mkgmap can decide which elements are used to build
the index
and what string are put into the index.
AFAIK it can not decide what you can search in the device, as it may also
perform a search without an
index.
Gerd
Is it possible to not put POIs into the index, but still have them
displayed? I would like to have gates and stiles on my map, but not have
them searchable in the index. Is this possible?
Cheers,
Mike
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From: Gerd Petermann [mailto:gpetermann_muenc...@hotmail.com]
Sent:
Hi all,
I've tried to use it with --x-contours and it turned out that it doesn't work.
1) The code expects the SRTM data to be available, it has no automatic download
feature like e.g. phyghtmap. I think that this would be needed to make it a
good feature.
2) The code can only add SRTM data
Hi all,
mkgmap contains sources to generate contour lines from SRTM data, but it seems
to be very
incomplete. The last significant changes in the source was in 2010, and I never
heard that anybody uses
options like --x-contours since I started to contribute to mkgmap.
See also
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