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LASzip Linux Binaries
The tgz archive linked above contains two subdirectories,
bin, which contains binaries built on 64 bit Ubuntu 14.04,
and READMEs, which contains unix readable text files, for the
following LASzip utilities:
- las2las
- lasdiff
- lasinfo
- lasprecision
- txt2las
- las2txt
- lasindex
- lasmerge
- laszip
It was created using the following process:
- Downloaded laszip.zip from the http://laszip.org" website.
- Ran the following commands in a terminal on 64 bit Ubuntu 14.04:
$ unzip laszip.zip $ cd LAStools $ mkdir LinuxLASzip $ mkdir LinuxLASzip/READMEs $ mv bin/las2las_README.txt LinuxLASzip/READMEs/las2las.README $ mv bin/lasdiff_README.txt LinuxLASzip/READMEs/lasdiff.README $ mv bin/lasinfo_README.txt LinuxLASzip/READMEs/lasinfo.README $ mv bin/lasprecision_README.txt LinuxLASzip/READMEs/lasprecision.README $ mv bin/txt2las_README.txt LinuxLASzip/READMEs/txt2las.README $ mv bin/lasindex_README.txt LinuxLASzip/READMEs/lasindex.README $ mv bin/lasmerge_README.txt LinuxLASzip/READMEs/lasmerge.README $ mv bin/laszip_README.txt LinuxLASzip/READMEs/laszip.README $ rm -rf bin/* $ make $ mv bin/ LinuxLASzip $ dos2unix LinuxLASzip/READMEs/* $ tar czvf LinuxLASzip.tgz LinuxLASzip
I'm providing it in the hopes that it will be useful to someone, either to save time or to avoid having to create a build environment in order to use these tools.
After running $ tar xzvf LinuxLASzip.tgz, I moved the binaries
into a bin subdirectory in my home directory, and moved the READMEs
to a LASzip subdirectory of me Documents directory.
