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petrsloup
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Nov 27, 2023
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Why are there two elevation "examples" ? I see them more as a "playground" during the development to test and tweak the API, but they seem pretty identical except for the actual code snippets in the comments.. wouldn't it be better to have just one file for this?
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RD-180
Objective
Compute the elevation of a point or a batch of point, using efficient caching.
Description
Two new submodules are now available:
elevationandmathAcceptance
This was tested mainly with checking the elevation of some major mountain peaks around the world.
Checklist