Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of JP2KAK


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Timestamp:
Aug 31, 2007, 3:45:29 PM (17 years ago)
Author:
Mateusz Łoskot
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Unpacking Kakadu sources explained

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  • JP2KAK

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    11JP2KAK is the [http://www.kakadusoftware.com/ Kakadu] based [http://www.gdal.org/frmt_jp2kak.html GDAL Driver] for JPEG2000 image data.  There are several other JPEG2000 drivers as well (JPEG200 - JasPer, JP2MRSID - MrSID SDK, JP2ECW - ECW SDK).  The Kakadu library is proprietary, but can be licensed under reasonable terms for various uses. Unfortunately it comes with a slightly unusual build system which makes it hard to build against.
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    3 == Unix/Linux Builds ==
     3== Unix/Linux Builds by mloskot ==
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     5The following guide walks through steps required to build Kakadu 6.0 and GDAL with JP2KAK driver support on 32-bit Linux machine. Instructions presented here have been tested under Ubuntu Linux.
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     7 * Unpack Kakadu 6.0 sources to preferred location:
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     9{{{
     10$ cp v6_0-00256n.zip /usr/local
     11$ cd /usr/local
     12$ unzip v6_0-00256n.zip
     13$ mv v6_0-00256N kakadu-6.0
     14}}}
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     16'''Note:''' I assume you have sufficient privileges to operate in ''/usr/local'' directory or you have chosen different location.
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     18The location ''/usr/local/kakadu-6.0'' will be used as building workspace and also as installation directory, because there is no ''make install'' step when building Kakadu. 
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     22== Unix/Linux Builds by Frank ==
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    524This is how I setup to use Kakadu 6.0 on my 64bit linux system with GDAL 1.4.x. Other makefiles exist for 32bit linux and a few other variations.  You may have to fiddle with the makefiles some if your environment is odd.