Well, I think I've tracked it down to the point where the problem is
caused by a mixture of old and new libraries (maybe). No error is
being thrown, though. I'm trying to run my program on a cluster which
has some old libraries pre-installed. I should be able to transfer
over the current *.dyld versions into the running directory, and set
DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=. But I'm still getting the problem.
Any ideas for what would be causing this behavior? Everything works
fine if I run the program locally, but as soon as I try to use new
libraries remotely, I get a black background. No error messages.
Thanks,
Seth
On May 2, 2007, at 2:15 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm hitting a bug where I'm drawing lines on what should be a
transparent background using the C interface.
The best path forward would be to post a small program that
illustrates the
problem. We'll download and check for bugs in ImageMagick or
suggest a code
change.
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