Is HAVE_LIBMAGICK set to 1 in include/dxconfig.h ? Remove the (by now huge?) appendable .miff you've been writing on multiple tries.
Type "Image Magick supported format" *exactly* in the WriteImage CDB format area. AND specify (say) foo.jpeg as the name (let's try to get any IM format for now). Then if successful try foo.gif . >From what you report possibly dx.mdf is not being built correctly. (This is also the problem with the bspline module). If so, you can try "make dx.mdf" and make install in the dxmods directory. Pete "R. Lahaye" wrote: > David and others, > > Thank you for your replies, but ImageMagick is still invisible > in DX after compilation. (see at the bottom for what CVSMake and > configure reports when performed). > > Configure seems to find all support for ImageMagick, since all > checks get a "yes". The compilation then runs fine. > (I have ImageMagick-5.1.1-1 and ImageMagick-devel-5.1.1-1 rpm's > installed on my Linux RH 6.2 PC). > > The WriteImage module still has the same pull down menu (rgb, > r+g+b, tiff, pscolor/gray, epscolor/gray, gif, yuv, miff) > without mentioning ImageMagick!?!?! > > However, when I now choose "gif", the Message Window doesn't > pop up anymore, but instead the Error Window shows up with the > message: "Connection to the server has been broken". > > What could be wrong? > > Thanks, > > Rob. > > ===================================================================== > ./CVSMake : > configure.in:982: warning: AC_TRY_RUN called without default to allow > cross compiling > configure.in:1006: warning: AC_TRY_RUN called without default to allow > cross compiling > configure.in:982: warning: AC_TRY_RUN called without default to allow > cross compiling > configure.in:1006: warning: AC_TRY_RUN called without default to allow > cross compiling > > ./configure --with-magick : > [...] > configure: warning: no acceptable jni header generator found in $PATH > configure: warning: JavaDX will be skipped during compilation due to > limitations. > [...] > checking for ImageMagick support ... > checking for magick/magick.h... (cached) yes > checking for GetImageInfo in -lMagick... (cached) yes > checking if ImageMagick package is complete... yes > [...] > ===================================================================== > > "David L. Thompson" wrote: > > > > If everything compiles correctly, you will get a new option in the > > pulldown menus named ImageMagick. If you didn't get this, then your > > configure did not pick up the ImageMagick correctly. > > > > Make sure that you delete config.cache in your dx directory and then > > reconfigure. Watch to make sure that ImageMagick gets a yes > > option--then try and compile.
