[pgrouting-dev] pgRouting 2.0 Update

[Stephen Woodbridge]

Hi strk,

On 3/13/2013 3:14 AM, Sandro Santilli wrote:
> Hi Stephen,
> is the branch supposed to be buildable on linux ?

More or less, I have been changing between linux and windows to keep the 
cmake changes working on both side. It needs me to push some stuff back 
for linux which will happen later today.

BUT - at this point it is only "buildable", it does not install and has 
not been tested. I also have a lot of changes to make to it for postgis 
2.x compatibility.

> I've been trying w/out success two days ago, while I filed a couple
> of pull requests to be able to build the "master" branch on Ubuntu 12.04
> (hint: waiting for merge :)

I have been check changes in most every day.

> Should I file tickets for build errors in the 2.0 branch ?
> Which branch name, exactly ?

my branch is sew-devel-2_0 and not the devel-2_0. This is a very 
disruptive restructuring of the source tree. Once that is complete and 
functioning using the existing code. I will start changing the code to 
support postgis 2.x and changing how the wrapper functions work and 
adding some new functionality and replacing some of the dependencies. 
Well that is my plan, we will see how far I get.

Thanks,
   -Steve

> Thanks in advance
>
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> On Tue, Mar 12, 2013 at 11:13:05PM -0400, Stephen Woodbridge wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I'm making some progress with pgRouting on Win64. I have been able
>> to get my source tree to compile which means I have worked through
>> the various issues of installing the various dependencies to
>> pgRouting. There are still a few minor issues in this regard and
>> Sanak is looking into one related to installing boost.
>>
>> My source tree is not complete yet from the point of view that it
>> still needs changes for:
>>
>> 1. creating all the postgresql extension files and installing them properly
>> 2. for up grading the SQL to work with postgis 2.0+
>> 3. testing the installed code
>> 4. getting everything to work with 32 bit builds
>>
>> But getting the dependencies to install and getting the source to
>> compile on MinGW64 is a huge step. I have also brought the source
>> back to Linux and made a few changes there. So a lot of back and
>> forth to keep everything working on both sides.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>    -Steve
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