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same problem here for me. although I didn't try the convert.exe but the c++ api

I'm running windows 7 64bits

will you investigate that problem?

@mgrant did you make any progress?

any updates to this problem yet?

i just tested the new version, and I'm still getting the same problems.

where can i find the 6.7.6-2 package? i only find the -1 package on the website

i can confirm this bug, and afaik i noticed that it came up with the switch to vs2010 precompiles. the one made with vs2008 work fine, the 2010 don't.


also the same problem occurs when i compile it myself using vs2010. are there any workarounds to get it running?

update 2:

it doesn't work anymore, since the prebuilt libs changed to VS 2010 compiler

update:

IM version 6.3.2 binary release works as intended. what changed to the installer since that?

well building IM static makes configure work, however i can't link it into my app then (dunno why).

but why do i need delegates at all, when i just want to create an Image using a size and a color?

why doesn't he find the mod.dlls, no matter what configure options i set?

as i said all xml files and dlls are in the same directory as my application is. so its already in the default path of windows.

and would i have to set that variable on the customer machines too?

well i also made a build with everything, copied every dll then into my application folder, and i still have the exception when i want to write that blob

the mods are currently in the same folder as my imagemagick is located (right next to my app). what two mods do i have to use, to just create an image play around with its pixels and save it to a blob as RGBA image uncompressed? do i have to set those enviroment variables also on the customer machin...

do i need all of the IM_MOD dlls? can i statically link them into the core dlls?

thanks for reply, I'm on windows using a self compiled image magick without convert. where do i have the config files? and where do i get them from? i just copied the config folder to my application.