include a .osm.pbf test file

[emiltin]

it would be useful to include a small test file in .osm.pbf format, and adjust the included server.ini file to point to it. that way you can download the code, build it, run routed and test it easily.

for this to work routed needs be able to parse relative paths (from the folder you execute the command) instead of only absolute parths.

[DennisOSRM]

Great idea. I'll take this idea to the OSM hack weekend coming up.

Am 25.11.2011 um 22:07 schrieb Emil Tin:

it would be useful to include a small test file in .osm.pbf format, and adjust the included server.ini file to point to it. that way you can download the code, build it, run routed and test it easily.

for this to work routed needs be able to parse relative paths (from the folder you execute the command) instead of only absolute parths.

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[emiltin]

see https://github.com/emiltin/Project-OSRM/tree/rake for an example, which also includes rake taks to process i and setup server config files to use it

[DennisOSRM]

Is building with rake supported by eclipse, ie is there a plugin?

Am 04.12.2011 um 17:04 schrieb Emil Tin reply@reply.github.com:

see https://github.com/emiltin/Project-OSRM/tree/rake for an example, which also includes rake taks to process i and setup server config files to use it

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[emiltin]

i'm not sure, i never used eclipse.
but just to be clear, i'm using (an updated version) of the scons script to build osrm, not rake. what i'm doing with rake is just to run the scons script - as well as do other things like setup config files and process data. rake allows you to define various task that you can run on the command line.

[emiltin]

btw, since the server requires abosulute paths in server.ini, the rake task that setup config files replaces the content of the copy of server.ini to point to the actual location where the data files is located.

[DennisOSRM]

It does not require absolute path. I'm running it with relative paths on
linux.

On 04.12.2011 19:15, Emil Tin wrote:

btw, since the server requires abosulute paths in server.ini, the
rake task that setup config files replaces the content of the copy of
server.ini to point to the actual location where the data files is
located.

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[emiltin]

ok cool. i can simply a few things then