[mkgmap-dev] Good news for Nakor!

Mon Nov 2 12:32:59 GMT 2009


Mark Burton wrote:
> Hi Felix,
>   
>   
>> Are you sure that 80 is the critical limit?
>>     
>
> Of course not!
>  
>   
>> I found somewhere on the net 94-96 as critical limit (and have been 
>> using 94 since) - badly I can't find that document anymore. Was on some 
>> Russian site about cgpsmapper.
>>
>> Twould be easily testable by just running against a testmap on which one 
>> increases the points in a way until it crashes.
>>     
>
> On the map I was testing today, 80 was OK 83 caused errors.
>
>   
I just tried a way with ~240 nodes (using max 300) and it routed 
perfectly fine. I think we can actually safely incease this value....
max 80 did degrade routing over long distances (though I don't think 
there are many ways with more than 200 nodes without intersection or 
change in attributes (routing works without any probs on this testmap): 
find attached map base as osm.


> Cheers,
>
> Mark
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