[MetaCRS] Reducing the Dictionaries directory size
Hugues Wisniewski
hugues.wisniewski at autodesk.com
Mon May 4 13:41:28 EDT 2009
Hello Dawson,
> I see that other who use CS-MAP have reduced this down to 27MB
Who are these others?
Is this install for your personal or professional use? Or to have it posted on osgeo?
I'd say that all the dictionary files are needed and that is why the size is so big
Now in the dictionary files the biggest chunk of the data are used by the grid files
The grid files are made available to avoid having the users running after them on the various governments' websites
What is absolutely need are the dictionary files:
Category.csd
Coordsys.csd
Datums.csd
Elipsoid.csd
Then, the multiple regression files used by the MRT datums, these are all the *.mrt files
If you want to avoid the grid files you'd have to edit the *.gdc files and comment out the grid files they point to, so the *.gdc files are needed too
There might be a few grid files that are not referred to by any gdc file, meaning their name is hardcoded inside the source code, making those grid files required.
Those must be:
http://svn.osgeo.org/metacrs/csmap/trunk/CsMapDev/Dictionaries/OSTN02.txt
http://svn.osgeo.org/metacrs/csmap/trunk/CsMapDev/Dictionaries/OSTN97.TXT
Hugues
From: metacrs-bounces at lists.osgeo.org [mailto:metacrs-bounces at lists.osgeo.org] On Behalf Of Dawson Bunn
Sent: Monday, April 27, 2009 2:42 AM
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Subject: [MetaCRS] Reducing the Dictionaries directory size
I've started to use CS-MAP API and it's working well.
I want to build an install routine but the current size of the Dictionaries directory is ~423MB. I see that other who use CS-MAP have reduced this down to 27MB; quite a saving.
Can anyone please tell me what I can do to reduce the size of this directory?
TIA,
Dawso
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