Hello, In gmane.linux.debian.devel.ocaml, you wrote: > The simplest program (load_image.ml) using camlimages: > > let _ = > let filename = Sys.argv.(1) in > let img = OImage.load filename [] in > let img = OImage.rgb24 img in > ignore img >
You should use OImages in place of OImage. > and compiled with: > > ocamlopt -o load_image -I +camlimages camlimages.cmx region.cmx > tmpfile.cmx bitmap.cmx \ > genimage.cmx cmyk32.cmx rgba32.cmx rgb24.cmx mstring.cmx > color.cmx index8.cmx \ > index16.cmx images.cmx oColor.cmx oImage.cmx load_image.ml > Really, you should use : ocamlfind -package camlimages -linkpkg -o load_image load_image.ml But anyway, take a look at your command line. You don't load anything dealing with png or jpeg... It should have made you think there was a problem. Using ocamlfind, load everything, and seems to work as expected. > and then run with: > > ./load_image <somefile> > > always fails with the following message: > > Fatal error: exception Images.Wrong_file_type > > regardless of the type of the file or even if the file doesn't exist. > > Well, in fact, i need to do some patching in my META.camlimages to made this example work, i open a bug with the good META.camlimages. Regards, Sylvain Le Gall -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
