Mapgen.pl/Installation

Contents 1 New installation guide by g0ldfish 2 Old information gathered by many users 2.1 Files 2.1.1 Topo Style 2.2 Install on GNU/Linux

New installation guide by g0ldfish

Debian Squeeze (minimal installation, only standard system tools)

Login as root

For CPAN configuration: Debian packages sudo, build-essential

$ apt-get install sudo build-essential

Use visudo to grant sudo rights, e.g. full sudo rights for group:

$ visudo

Add new line containing

%groupname ALL=(ALL) ALL

save with Ctrl-o, quit visudo with Ctrl-x

Login as user

Set up CPAN to use as non-root user: Start CPAN, let it configure automatically, then choose appropriate download servers. After that change make_install_make_command and mbuild_install_build_command manually so that the commands are executed with sudo.

$ cpan
cpan [x]> o conf make_install_make_command 'sudo /usr/bin/make'
cpan [x]> o conf mbuild_install_build_command 'sudo ./Build'
cpan [x]> o conf commit

(see also http://learnperl.scratchcomputing.com/tutorials/configuration/)

Quit CPAN

cpan [x]> q

Use local::lib to create module tree in home directory (version # may differ)

$ wget http://search.cpan.org/CPAN/authors/id/A/AP/APEIRON/local-lib-1.008004.tar.gz
$ tar xfz local-lib-1.008004.tar.gz
$ cd local-lib-1.008004/
$ perl Makefile.PL --bootstrap=~/.perl
$ make test && sudo make install
$ echo 'eval $(perl -I$HOME/.perl/lib/perl5 -Mlocal::lib=$HOME/.perl)' >> ~/.bashrc

(see also [1])

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For Mapgen: Debian packages: libcompress-bzip2-perl, libgd-graph3d-perl, proj

$ sudo apt-get install libcompress-bzip2-perl libgd-graph3d-perl proj
$ cpan
cpan [x]> install Math::Polygon 
cpan [x]> install Geo::Proj4 
cpan [x]> install DBI
cpan [x]> install LWP::Simple

Old information gathered by many users

Easiest way is to set up SVN access!

• HINT: the *.pm files go into a subfolder "OSM"
• Math::Polygon can be obtained from CPAN http://search.cpan.org/dist/Math-Polygon/
• GD installation: sudo apt-get install libgd-graph3d-perl
• bzip2 installation: sudo apt-get install libcompress-bzip2-perl
• Geo::Proj4: (not working on Windows!)
  • sudo apt-get install proj
  • sudo apt-get install proj-data
  • cpan<enter>, then install Geo::Proj4
    • May result in error (No makefile found)
    • cd ~/.cpan/build/Geo-Proj4*
    • perl Makefile.PL
    • make && make test && make install

Following programs only needed if directory PDFs will be created

• latex:sudo apt-get install texlive-latex-base
• dvips: sudo apt-get install texlive-latex-bin
• ps2pdf: sudo apt-get install texlive-latex-bin

Files

• mapgen.pl
• dir.pl
• mapgen.pm
• QuadTree.pm
• mapgenRules.pm
• osm.pm
• osmDB.pm
• mapgenRules.ods
• mapgenRules.csv
• icons.zip

Topo Style

• topoIcons.zip
• topoRules.csv

Install on GNU/Linux

Download the files above and

• Put the mapgen.pl file in a folder
• Put dir.pl and mapgenRules.csv in the same folder
• Make a subfolder called OSM and put all *.pm files there (can also be put into a directory contained in the @INC pathes)
• Make a subfolder called Math (can also be put into a directory contained in the @INC pathes)

Use the Perl cpan software to download additional modules needed:

• Start a terminal and type cpan <Enter> (better sudo cpan ???)
• If this is the first time running cpan, follow instructions to configure it
• When configuration is done there should be a cpan[x]> prompt visible and waiting for commands
• Write get Math::Polygon to install the Polygon module (better install instead of get???)
• Write get Geo::Proj4 to install the Proj4 module (better install ???)
• Write q to quit the cpan software

Check that BZ2 and GD support is installed on your computer:

• For bzip2 installation run sudo apt-­get install libcompress­-bzip2-­perl
• For GD installation run sudo apt-­get install libgd-­graph3d­-perl

Now there are some optional software needed depending on what you want to do.

• If you want to use only a part of an OSM-file, you need to install osmosis. Take care that it can be invoked from command line
• If you are using SVG files as tile patterns or when converting from SVG to PNG or PDF, you need to install inkscape by running sudo apt-get install inkscape. Take care that it can be invoked from command line

If you want to have the Street directory in PDF format, you'll also need the following:

• latex: sudo ap-t­get install texlive-­latex­-base
• dvips: sudo apt-­get install texlive­-base
• ps2pdf: sudo apt-­get install texlive­-recommended