Statically linked image processing library?

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Original post by Liam M Hey Fellas, I need a statically linked image processing library, to convert jpeg to png or jpeg to tiff. I've been trying to get boost::gil to work, but its been an absolute nightmare (won't compile, keeps giving me BS errors).

Take a look at DevIl.

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Original post by Liam M (won't compile, keeps giving me BS errors).

Have you actually looked at the errors or were you overwhelmed by all the BS?

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Original post by Ashaman73 Quote: Original post by Liam M Hey Fellas, I need a statically linked image processing library, to convert jpeg to png or jpeg to tiff. I've been trying to get boost::gil to work, but its been an absolute nightmare (won't compile, keeps giving me BS errors). Take a look at DevIl.

Thanks Ashaman, that seems to have done the trick.

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Original post by phresnel Quote: Original post by Liam M (won't compile, keeps giving me BS errors). Have you actually looked at the errors or were you overwhelmed by all the BS?

Hi Phresnel, yes, I did actually look at the errors, and I have a good number of years worth of experience to know that they made no sense: errors regarding structures not being defined, despite me being able to browse the library source and see that they were there, being included and not being interfered with by the preprocessor (#ifndef/#endif blocks and such). I also couldn't find any mention through Google of anyone having a similar problem, so I assume it's my machine (which is an absolute mess at the moment).

My machine has developed a few issues lately, and is due for a bit of a reset. Given my situation, it seemed a bit easier to just use another library rather than toil for a few more hours, which is why I asked for a substitute rather than a solution.

[Edited by - Liam M on September 15, 2010 12:58:30 AM]

Give SOIL a try, no dependencies, no BS.

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Original post by BlackShark33 Give SOIL a try, no dependencies, no BS.

Hey thanks for the recommendation, I've got some work coming up in the future where this might be handy, I'll put it in my bookmarks for later :).