- reworked priorities.hxx/.cxx to make valgrind happy. It also allows us to add more features per area (like smoothing).
- remove TG_MAX_AREA_TYPES - we had a merge request for this, but this does essentially the same thing with the refactoring.
- fixed some edge matching introduced in multithreaded construct.
- tgconstruct objects now live for an entire stage. 1 for each thread - this introduced the memory leaks, and some issues.
interesting side effect is that we do less alloc / free, since we use std::vectors which when cleared, don't actually free
memory, so by the end, we've allocated enough entries for the largest tile.
- fixed linear feature issue in genapts850 - the refactor caused some of the old clean functions to remove too many polys!
with cgal, we need far less cleaning - just do what construct does, and we can still parse all airports, and lines are back.
results of OGRDecode, instead of ascii, completely different format
- move Utility functions to generate polys from line data into tgPolygon
( use this for both GenApts850 linear features, and OGRDecode )
- kill off old superpoly, and texparams
- add tgChopper which queues chopped polygons per bucket.
When saved, result is less files (each tile has 1 file per shapefile decoded)
Both genapt and ogrdecode now use tgChopper instead of Geometry/Util.cxx functions
- tgChooper acquires a global file name lock, so we can safely run genapts in
paralell with ogrdecode.
(this was dangerous before, as both could try to open the index file as write,
the loser would segfault, later )
Attached are patches to Terragear to enable it to compile out of the box on
Cygwin (once all the relavent libraries have been compiled). Specifically
they fix a conflict with another version of min/max somewhere on the
system.
