Hi Andrzej, thanks for reporting. I can reproduce the problem and I see that the display tool claims that there is an error: ERROR: Last point of a joined line without node-flag This error message doesn't show up for the img file created with r2795. In opposite to r2795, the later versions do not split the road with > 250 points in StyledConverter, but later. It seems that the write routine in LinePreparer still needs corrections for this case, it already contains a comment. /* * Current thought is that the node indicator is set when * the point is a node. There's a separate first extra bit * that always appears to be false. The last points' extra bit * is set if the point is a node and *this is not the last* * *polyline making up the road*. * *Todo: special case the last bit* */ @Steve: Did you learn something new regarding this extra bit? If not, I will revert the changes to the line splitting algo. Gerd popej wrote
Hi,
I have observed crashes for some time. Mapsource 6.16.3 indicates a bug in module MPL_MAP.CPP. Basecamp reports an error or goes into infinite loop.
Now I have extracted minimal source data, which creates faulty map. Removing any road or even a crossing point restore routing.
Bug exist in mkgmap r2815, r2857, r2889, r2975 and r2976. Map created by mkgmap r2795 works correctly.
I'm attaching here files to reproduce problem: mkgmap.bat - batch, which I have used to create the map, test-a.pbf - very simple OSM source data, route.gpx - short route, which causes a crash in Mapsource.
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