2013.Feb.09 -től - OSM id 32bit nem elég .. [ Emlékeztető!]

[Imre Samu]

lehet, hogy nem mindenki tudja ... és lassan közel a dátum.
főleg az adatfeldolgozással és a rendering-el foglalkozó rendszereket
érinti.
PHP-sok is nézzenek utána!

"On 9th of February, 2013, node identifiers are expected to surpass
2147483647, which is the highest number that can be stored as 32-bit signed
integer. Software that uses such variables will break, so it is important
that everyone has latest versions of every tool in their toolchains.  ...."

http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/64-bit_Identifiers


"You can test your software against test
data<http://svn.openstreetmap.org/misc/64bit_testdata/> (by
Frederik Ramm). "In addition, Tom has bumped the database sequence numbers
on master.apis.dev.openstreetmap.org to 2**32 - so if you have any code
that talks to the API, you can use that service to see if it works with
64bit IDs returned from the API."

*"If you're using PHP, you have to use 64-bit hardware to get 64 bit
integers, which they all then are automatically. I believe it is not
possible to get 64 bit integers in PHP on a 32-bit machine."* -- David
Earl<http://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/dev/2012-December/026364.html>


várhatóan kora délután lépjük át a határt

"At the node creation rate of 49k/day that has held over the last 10M nodes,
we will hit this on Saturday February 9th at about 3 PM, UTC."

üdv,
 Imre
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