TerraLib and TerraView Wiki Page

The basic tools you have to install in your environment to work with TerraLib are:

The following tools are optional, and their use is described below:

Install the latest Git version from: GIT

Follow the default settings, except at:

• Select Components: click Windows Explorer Integration, Git Bash, Git GUI.
• Adjusting you PATH environment: Click third option (Run Git and included Unix Tools …)
• Configuring the line ending conversions: click the first option (Checkout Windows-style, commit Unix-style line endings)

The TerraLib library is split into several modules providing different functionality, therefore, each have a particular set of dependencies.

Microsoft Visual C++ users can download and unpack the third-party libraries compiled for building 32-bit version of TerraLib with Qt4 support from here:

• 32-bits Version (ZIP ~100 Mbytes)

Once the environment is ready you can download the source code and build the library.

The following tables shows the dependencies required to compile TerraLib modules:

• terralib_common
• terralib_classification
• terralib_color
• terralib_datatype
• terralib_plugin
• terralib_xlink
• terralib_xsd
• terralib_xml

• terralib_srs

• terralib_xerces

• terralib_geometry
• terralib_annotationtext
• terralib_filter
• terralib_gml
• terralib_raster
• terralib_memory
• terralib_symbology

• terralib_maptools
• terralib_ogr
• terralib_gdal

• terralib_statistic
• terralib_rp
• terralb_qt_widgets
• terralib_serialization
• terralib_qt_af
• terralib_vp
• terralib_qtplugins
• TerraView;

• terralib_terralib4