[R-sig-Geo] New release of rgdal
Rainer Hurling
rhurlin at gwdg.de
Fri Jan 16 22:18:56 CET 2009
Hi Roger,
I am working on FreeBSD 8.0-CURRENT with R-2.8.1. PROJ4 is installed as
'port' in version 'proj-4.6.1'.
As for older versions of rgdal, your actual package rgdal_0.6-1 does not
recognize the presence and location of proj4 on FreeBSD systems. With
the following script I am used to get a complete install:
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#!/bin/sh
R CMD INSTALL --configure-args='--with-proj-lib=/usr/local/lib'
rgdal_0.6-1.tar.gz
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Is there any chance to integrate this 'path-finding' in the configure of
future versions of rgdal?
Thank you for your great work,
Rainer
On 16.01.2009 20:02 (UTC+1), Roger Bivand wrote:
> To all rgdal users!
>
> The new rgdal release (0.6-1) is not yet stable in some respects, some
> of which are showing up as we go.
>
> Do not update to this release for production work yet, but do update if
> you are willing to help sort out problems.
>
> The Windows binary from CRAN will bundle the minimal GDAL and PROJ.4
> binaries, and their support files as before.
>
> The source package *no longer* bundles the GDAL or PROJ.4 support files
> - bundled NAD Intel-endian binary files were causing trouble on OSX PPC
> for understandable reasons. From 0.6-*, source-installed rgdal (all
> installs except the Windows CRAN build) will need to rely on the local
> platform support files. If need be, set environment variables PROJ_LIB
> and GDAL_DATA manually, but try first to see whether GDAL and PROJ.4
> autodetect correctly.
>
> Expect rapid releases for the next few days until things stabilise.
>
> I apologise for doing this "live", but it is well-nigh impossible to
> pre-test the networked build systems used to distribute software in any
> other way. Reports of problems with the 0.6-* series will be very
> helpful, I will tabulate them on:
>
> http://geodacenter.asu.edu/map-packages-on-cran
>
> under the rgdal entry, and note which version number resolved them and
> when.
>
> Roger
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