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openstreetmap-mod_tile-pyth…/metatile.h
Kai Krueger e8001c859f Add support for pluggable storage backends to mod_tile / renderd
So far, (meta)tiles could only be stored and retrieved from a locally mounted posix filesystem.  Although, the posix
filesystem API is it self a plugable storage layer into which one can mount many different filsystems, from temporary
filesystems to network filesystems, as mod_tile installations scale up to multi-server environments this might not be sufficient and one
may want to use other storage layers.

This patch therefore abstracts all storage calls out into a separate API that can be implemented by various storage backends to fit the needs of different
installations. 

Three storage backends are included in this commit:

- file backend: This is the equivalent of what existed before in mod_tile / renderd. This uses a posix filesystem to store (meta)tiles
- memcached: This stores tiles in a memcached store
- rados: This stores tiles in a rados / ceph cluster

The memcached and rados backends should currently still be considered as experimental

There are also other refactoring and cleanups in this commit
2013-03-23 22:19:30 +00:00

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#ifndef METATILE_H
#define METATILE_H
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
#define META_MAGIC "META"
#define META_MAGIC_COMPRESSED "METZ"
struct entry {
int offset;
int size;
};
struct meta_layout {
char magic[4];
int count; // METATILE ^ 2
int x, y, z; // lowest x,y of this metatile, plus z
struct entry index[]; // count entries
// Followed by the tile data
// The index offsets are measured from the start of the file
};
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#endif