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statically linked GDAL 3.0.0 / PROJ 6.1.0 on OSX #1070
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@rsbivand please review these changes to rgdal's (still some debug noise in there.) Turns out I had to change a test for proj.db to use C++ rather than C, and link with -lsqlite3 on OSX (this is the noise Brian referred to). This works for me on ubuntu with both GDAL 2.x/PROJ 5.x and GDAL 3.0.0/PROJ 6.1.0. |
Thanks. Are we now assuming that if PROJ 6 is present that libsqlite is present, or do we need to test for that too? Do I need to release this version soon, or is R-Forge OK for now? |
No urge for this until Simon's build train for OSX-CRAN migrates GDAL and PROJ... |
Have updated the proj4.org URLs to proj.org too, check had started complaining. |
Some great progress going on here; a message from Brian Ripley:
Please try these out and report success/failure! |
R-sig-mac thread link: https://stat.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-sig-mac/2020-June/013599.html. Please follow up there with reports detailing specific failures/breakages if any. Do not complain about rgdal issuing warnings (even annoying false positives), they are there to alert users further away from development that new transformation mechanisms may compromise their work. |
See also #79, #327.
After building GEOS with:
then building and installing PROJ 6.1.0 with:
then building & installing GDAL 3.0.0 with:
I was successful building an OSX static binary package for
sf
usingThere's one more patch to sf's
configure
needed to make this work (following).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: