Androad itself doesn't do any routing itself. It only sends its information about the current position and the target location to a server and the server sends back the route with all instructions. So if you're interested in the routing algorithm, you have to look at the source code of the server that offers the routing.
Greetings,
Mirko
You can look at the code of OsmAnd. It does offline routing, and it
also uses a storage format that's orders of magnitude more efficient
than AndNav2.
http://code.google.com/p/osmand/
HTH,
Dan
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Yang,
AndRoad effectively use the servers:
http://openls.geog.uni-heidelberg.de/
http://yournavigation.org
http://routes.cloudmade.com/
To get the routing from one point to an another one.
I know the code from yournavigation server can be downloaded.
Dan,
Please, you already made publicity of osmand in your mail with the date
11/11/2010. I created this mailing list to talk about AndRoad. So don't
use it to make more promotion of osmand. If you really want to make
promotion about osmand, I am sure there is mailing lists and forums more
appropriated for that.
Thanks
Fabien
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