[Routing] monav
VeaaC FDIRCT
veaac.fdirct at gmail.com
Thu Aug 5 18:10:48 BST 2010
On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 2:09 PM, flo <orangeman at teleportr.org> wrote:
> Are there monav / routed specific mailing lists?
Not yet, but we will setup a mailinglist if there is popular demand for it.
> for compiling mapnik has to be present.
> does this mean a full installation including postgis setup?
> Isn't there an internal kd tree in use?
If you want to generate files for the MapnikRenderer plugin you have
to setup a functional postgis database. Nevertheless, if you just want
to use the OSMRenderer plugin, which fetches tiles from the
OpenStreetMap server, or use provided data packages no database is
needed.
> Is there any interest in porting to android?
> How far go the Qt dependencies beside the Ui (and maybe qdebug)?
> Can you imagine compiling it with the android native development kit?
> Combining monav and mapsforge seems like a perfect match to me :-)
MoNav uses Qt for:
- GUI
- file access / memory mapped files
- accessing GPS hardware
- timers
- strings / UTF-8 encoding / decoding
- debug output
While porting the plugins to a different toolkit is not be much work
due to sparse Qt usage, the GUI would have to be rewritten completely.
I have heard that Qt might work on Android, though, and would advise
to pursue that.
> How big does such a address lookup file (trie / tournament tree) become?
> I can't believe that number 0.7kb for whole germany. What did I get wrong?
The main trie file containing all place name should be around 3MB, the
sub-trie file containing all the street name tries about 37MB and the
way data file about 70MB. While the main trie file should always be
the same size, the sub-trie file depends on the type of streets you
are routing on. Only routeable streets are imported into the address
lookup.
If your files are a lot smaller than the data packages offered the
importing seems to be at fault. Have you setup a correct speed profile
or used the default one? Have you selected an appropriate vehicle
type? Is your osm file compressed as bz2 or uncompressed?
Christian Vetter
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