Main category / Utilities
Sub category / File Management
Developer / gpsbabel
Filesize / 63898
Title / GPSBabel


◒ ◈ GPSBabel v 1.5.4:
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Alternative GPSBabel download from external server (availability not guaranteed) Geographic information system (GIS) applications such as QGIS and Grass use GPSBabel for many import and export operations and processing. seaborn 0.9.0 GSAK is the all in one Geocaching and waypoint management tool. Major features include: Multiple databases, sending/receiving waypoints to GPSr, Google maps, live api, online logging, conversion to many mapping formats, HTML output, extensive searching, macro support, backup and restore, distance/direction from other waypoints (including caches, locations, post codes) and much more. GSAK only runs on Windows operating systems (Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, with XP and below not supported). Under the covers GSAK uses GPSBabel KMLCSV Converter is a free open source software that enables you to convert KML file to a formatted CSV file, and vice versa. This CSV file can then be uploaded into... fribidi 1.0.5




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Social & Communication
I note that MSVC generates many more warnings when compiler 64 bit compared to 32 bit. You can see this in our appveyor logs. 32 bit : 25 warnings. 64 bit: 165 warnings. The additional warnings are all C4267 regarding conversion from size_t. On 12/13/2018 11:14 AM, Robert Lipe wrote: > > > On Wed, Dec 12, 2018 at 10:15 PM Conrad Meyer > wrote: > > Hey Robert, > > QT 5.12 sounds great to me. Currently, FreeBSD ports is at 5.11, but > when that gets updated to 5.12 I'll be sure to give git-head GPSbabel > a spin. > > > Thanx. The floor of 5.9 (I think - we try to latch to LTS) remains > unchanged. There is just some headroom in the roof; if you want to go > to Qt 5.12, it seems like it should be problem free. > > I don't have any special insight into the prevalence of Windows > 32-bit. Steam's hardware survey, which admittedly is mostly > videogamers and probably has almost no overlap with GPSbabel users, > suggests that 97.9% of installations are running a 64-bit version of > Windows 7, 8, or 10[1]. > > > I looked at the Steam data and shared your conclusion that it wasn't > quite representative of our user base. People with $1,000 video cards > probably aren't the aspiring GIS techs or even the hikers or sports > trackers that are most of our base. (I'm sure a few exist - in a base > of millions, we have to do some generalizing...) > > My current read of the Windows market is that mainstream support for > even Windows 8.1 has ended. I see no reason to actively break older > versions, but even Microsoft seems to be saying that Windows 10 is all > that matters, unless you're a hospital or a bank or something that's > able to pay millions to stay on old versions, which isn't at all > typical market for us. (Maybe government GIS offices. Maybe.) While > the OS itself doesn't report if it's installed on 32 or 64 bit > hardware, the Steam data shows that Windows 10 is 244 times as likely > to be in 64-bit mode than 32-bit, so even with generous rounding and > considering that the Steam user base is more likely to have higher end > game-class hardware than a home user, usage approaching a single > percent is quite possible. It's likely that our users are running > 64-bit capable devices if only because running a browser with memory in modern times is surely torture. > > I am surprised that 27% of Steam's market is on WIndows 7. It's > slightly over a year before they stop getting security > they took a pass on the update being free. > > So taking that as representative, maybe it's > fine to abandon 32-bit Windows builds. > > > I'm not hearing any support for keeping them yet. Thanx for helping > think it through. > > I think it's time to retroactively declare the current GPSBabel the > last one for 32-bit Windows and focus on the 64-bit builds from here on. > > RJL > > > (Just as a fact check, that shows slightly higher percentage of > installs of newer windows versions than > > , but not outrageously so. The latter does not seem to provide 64- vs > 32-bit data.) > > [1]: > > > All the best, > Conrad > On Tue, Dec 11, 2018 at 11:31 PM Robert Lipe > > wrote: > > > > In our release process, we (I) really like Qt's LTS releases. > The Long Term Support builds let us focus on our project's energy > at not letting their release cadence interfere with ours. We can > move to an LTS as our minimum and be sure it'll work for 3 years, > while getting fixes. > > > > While there are no bugs we NEED fixed or features that we're > dying to use, there are also no flagrant problems introduced for > us. On MacOS, a qmake and testo works without change. The GUI > builds and does expected GUI stuff. Creator crashed on the first > run, but worked subsequently for me and that's a Creator problem, > not ours. So if you're a GPSBabel developer, it looks like > upgrading to Qt 5.12.0 seems fine. Qt 5.12 is what I plan to use > for at least the next Mac release as it fixes some cosmetics on > Mojave. > > > > In largely unrelated discussion, does anyone have quantifiable > data (data > opinions) about how much we should care about 32-bit > Windows builds in modern times? I know there'll always be that > one person running Windows 2000 on an overclocked Cyrix, but > sometimes we just have to let people go. Admittedly very few > GPSBabel users _need_ 64-bit ops, but it's clear the Qt builds are > moving that direction. How common are 32-bit ONLY installations in > the wild these days? I can't find current data that I trust. Do > any of you that support large installations in other projects have > a sense on whether we can move the Windows build to 64? (I'm not > interested in supporting two official builds.) > > > > RJL > > _______________________________________________ > > Gpsbabel-code mailing list > > Gpsbabel-code@... > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Gpsbabel-code mailing list > Gpsbabel-code@... >
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Package was built with XCode 10.1 (10B61)
0x8 In the extended version there is a tag 0x11 at the end, which holds strings with license information. In most cases it seems to be, that there are two strings with language code, but sometimes there is a third one without language code. The definition just tries to read strings until the end of the tag is reached. I hoped, I could find some information about encryption of the file in tag 0x11, but had no success. # tag: 0x11, 0x80011 strings: seq: - id: unknown type: u4 - id: unknown_1 type: u4 - id: string type: lc_string repeat: eos In tag 0x8 (0x80008), address, I found that the bit masked with 0x20 relates to the number of the house (in Germany this is behind the street name). You can check it with the , the mask is 0x39 (0b00111001), the house number is the last string (w/o language code) with len = 1 and value „1“. 00000000: 0b00 0000 3300 0000 3900 0c00 0000 4445 00000010: 0800 4672 6569 7369 6e67 0500 3835 3335 eising..8535 00000020: 3613 0000 0044 450f 004c 7569 7470 6f6c 00000030: 6473 7472 6173 7365 0100 31 dstrasse..1 Regards, Kalle
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