[Xastir-dev] Linux Standard Base Progress (Xastir binary)

[Curt, WE7U]

This is what I've managed to get into lsb-xastir so far:


  xastir 1.8.5 has been configured to use the following
  options and external libraries:

  Building with AX25 ................................. : no
  Building with Festival ............................. : no
  Building with GPSMan ............................... : no
  Building with ImageMagick .......................... : no
  Building with libproj .............................. : yes
  Building with GeoTiff .............................. : yes
  Building with GDAL/OGR ............................. : no
  Building with ShapeLib ............................. : yes (internal)
  Building with pcre ................................. : yes
  Building with dbfawk ............................... : yes
  Building with map caching .......................... : no
  ----------------------------------------------------------
  Building with ErrorPopups (Old Method) ............. : no
  Building with libgc (Debug) ........................ : no
  Building with profiling (Debug) .................... : no
  Building with rtree indexing (Experimental) ........ : yes
  Building with Linux Standard Base (Experimental) ... : yes


Also libcurl.

I'll post a new file probably sometime today with the above.  It'll
probably be a .tgz file this time 'cuz that's what everyone is used
to.  Maybe I'll put a .tar.bz2 file up as well.  Notice that we have
full Shapefile/Dbfawk and GeoTIFF support in the binary!

I'm still working on the ImageMagick (or GraphicsMagick) option.
Once complete I'll try for map caching as well.

P.S.  It appears that incoming e-mail to Eskimo broke early
yesterday afternoon or at least wasn't getting delivered to the
mailboxes.  It's trickling in now, very slowly.

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