On Mon, Sep 13, 2010 at 3:36 PM, Steve Ratcliffe wrote:
> Its needed because mkgmap takes all kinds of input files and I don't
> want the user to have to say what the file format is, I just want
> mkgmap to work out the file format and use the correct reader.
>
> I do this by extension or by read
On 13/09/10 17:55, Scott Crosby wrote:
> Not yet. There are too many 'osm binary formats'. I asked for
> suggestions on osm-dev yesterday and got 'protobuf binary format'. Do
> you have any ideas?
>
Not really, I'm calling it osmprotobuf at the moment...
> I have not thought about how one might
> I have used *.bin as an extension, but I am open to suggestions.
>
>
I find *.bin a little general. Most of files are bin. I would suggest
instead *.osm.bin
A abbreviation of the phrase 'protobuf binary format' would give *.pbf.
Both from 'ProtoBuF' and from 'Protobuf Bin Format'. The mor
On Mon, Sep 13, 2010 at 6:06 AM, Steve Ratcliffe wrote:
> Hi Scott
>
> I am adding support for your binary format to mkgmap itself (not the
> splitter).
Excellent! Thank you.
>
> Now I've done enough refactoring of the XML reader to allow me to
> start I have a few questions.
>
> 1. Is there an
Hi Scott
I am adding support for your binary format to mkgmap itself (not the
splitter).
Now I've done enough refactoring of the XML reader to allow me to
start I have a few questions.
1. Is there an final name for the format and the jar file?
2. Is there an 'offical' download location for a pr
My internal repository has several independent development threads.
Only one of them is the binary format. The other development threads
included patches that are already in and some have not been
benchmarked/tested thoroughly.
* The binary format.
* Improved double writing for XML output.
* A
Hello Jeffrey,
Thanks very much for this. It's likely to be a while before I get a chance
to look at and apply these sorry, but hopefully will find some time next
weekend. Perhaps in the meantime if you have a current build of the splitter
that includes these patches you could make it available
On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 6:39 AM, Clinton Gladstone
wrote:
> On Sep 9, 2010, at 19:55, Scott Crosby wrote:
>
>> The format is stable, but I want to release one more RC, with a full
>> validation before I declare it stable. I expect no incompatible
>> changes.
>
> Is this the binary format in discus
On Sep 9, 2010, at 19:55, Scott Crosby wrote:
> The format is stable, but I want to release one more RC, with a full
> validation before I declare it stable. I expect no incompatible
> changes.
Is this the binary format in discussion:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OSMbin(file_format)
I had
Here's a quick rebasing of the patches in Scott's splitter repository
to the current splitter trunk. My Java dev system is down for some
upgrades at the moment so I haven't even compiled these yet but
hopefully I didn't do too bad of a job of resolving the conflicts.
_
On Wed, Sep 8, 2010 at 2:27 PM, Chris Miller wrote:
> Hi Jeff,
>
> Scott Crosby posted a message to this list back in June asking for comment
> on his binary format. My thoughts at the time were that it looked rather
> promising and adding support for it to the splitter would be a good idea,
> tho
> some huge benefits to be had from going that route. Perhaps Scott, Steve
> and co can chime in with their thoughts on the topic and where they see things
> heading from here?
I am entirely in favour of supporting the format. Most importantly, it
seems to me, in splitter, but in mkgmap too.
I'l
Hi Jeff,
Scott Crosby posted a message to this list back in June asking for comment
on his binary format. My thoughts at the time were that it looked rather
promising and adding support for it to the splitter would be a good idea,
though I was reluctant to use it other than internally if the fi
Now that Osmosis is getting support for a binary format, is there
anyone working on getting binary support into the splitter and mkgmap?
I could take a look, but I'm not much of a Java hacker...
--
Jeff Ollie
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