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Hi Garrett and Oscar …

 

I updated the ossim, gdal_plugin, and png_plugin source last night. The changes include:

 

 1. Lots of typecasts away from size_t to get rid of many Visual Studio warnings during compilation.

 

2. Adding in the virtual reader/writer/overview builder (8 new files).

 

ossimVirtualImageHandler.cpp

ossimVirtualImageTiffWriter.cpp

ossimVirtualImageWriter.cpp

ossimVirtualOverviewBuilder.cpp

ossimVirtualImageHandler.h

ossimVirtualImageTiffWriter.h

ossimVirtualImageWriter.h

ossimVirtualOverviewBuilder.h

 

These classes are used to build and read frame-based images, i.e. made up of lots of smaller images like RPF. The multi-res structure is similar to super kml used in Google Earth, but so far the individual frames are geotiff. I’ll be adding in PNG support soon. The writer classes can do partial rebuilds of the overviews, i.e. you can specify localized areas to rebuild and leave the rest alone. This is exposed so far in the img2rr utility via the new –f option, where you can  specify individual RPF frame images that might have been added or changed. I also added a –list-frames option to print out all the individual frames names of an RPF, to help in identifying frames by their entry, row, and col location in the RPF.

 

I updated the ossim\imaging\makefile.vc for these new files, but not the projects/vs/ossim/ossim.vcproj because we're using VS 2005 instead of 2008. VS 2005 doesn’t seem to handle the VS 2008 vcproj and sln files.

 

 3. Changes to gdal_plugin (and ossim core) for correcting some image positioning problems we were experiencing over the last year and a half with EarthWhere.

 

4. Optional “Supplementary path” location for storing the output of orthoigen.

 

Regards,

Eric Hirschorn @ SPADAC

 


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