If you do ensure your fink Trees: has the unstable/main in it, and do:
fink selfupdate-cvs
then I think it will install imagemagick-nox for you without any problems.
Unfortunately, perlmagick-pm still seems to be a version of
imagemagick back and so it needs to be installed manually.
Anyway,
For the archives, I thought I'd post the resolution to this. It turns out
that when I installed ImageMagick through Fink, it must have gone ahead
and installed the perl module into /sw/lib. So when I followed Randal's
instructions and installed PerlMagick into /Library/Perl/darwin, I was
Sigh, here is yet another account of making ImageMagick and Perl work.
I just upgraded to 10.2. So I cleaned out my perl installation and
installed perl 5.8 (ok, so this is living a bit on the edge).
To get ImageMagick working I did this:
fink install imagemagick-nox
sadly it could not find
Thanks for the input, Puneet. I've still got some questions, though.
First of all, I believe that the undefined symbols are from the
ImageMagick library itself. What this implies about my trying to 'use
Image::Magick;', I'm not sure.
Second, I haven't upgraded perl to 5.8.0, and I didn't think
On Friday, November 8, 2002, at 01:48 PM, David Dierauer wrote:
Using Randal's instructions (quoted below my signature) on OS X 10.1.5,
with perl 5.6.1 installed, I get the following when I attempt to test
my
installation of PerlMagick:
$ perl -MImage::Magick -e 'print OK\n'
dyld: perl
