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I have narrowed it down to the C++ compiler version and the associated libraries. May be something to do with templates and have some suspicions that the wrong amount of data is getting popped off the stack before executing a return.

I have narrowed it down to the C++ compiler version and the associated libraries. May be something to do with templates and have some suspicions that the wrong amount of data is getting popped off the stack before executing a return.

I have been using Magick++ on Linux for some time with any problems. I have recently been asked to write an image processing application for a local firm which has to run on Windows and assumed that Magick++ would be just as easy to use on Windows but I can't get it to work. I have tried with two di...

I have been using Magick++ on Linux for some time with any problems. I have recently been asked to write an image processing application for a local firm which has to run on Windows and assumed that Magick++ would be just as easy to use on Windows but I can't get it to work. I have tried with two di...

Just call the underlying ImageMagick function like this:-

MagickCore::ClutImage(image->image(), clutimage->image());

with suitable alterations to the syntax depending on how the images have been created.

Graham