CImg library

[mahayogin]

Hi, guys. I have some question:

-are there people, who used CImg image process library under fedora11 (i got it now on my machine) ?

[sideways]

Do you have a problem or are you just asking if anyone's used the library?

I downloaded the platform independent zip file from http://sourceforge.net/projects/cimg/files/, unzipped, then:

cd CImg-1.3.1/examples
make olinux

(or, just type 'make' for options)

and there are some pretty stunning demos:

./CImg_demo

amongst other stuff. Thanks for the pointer to a great project.

[mahayogin]

Originally Posted by sideways

Do you have a problem or are you just asking if anyone's used the library?

I downloaded the platform independent zip file from http://sourceforge.net/projects/cimg/files/, unzipped, then:

cd CImg-1.3.1/examples
make olinux

(or, just type 'make' for options)

and there are some pretty stunning demos:

./CImg_demo

amongst other stuff. Thanks for the pointer to a great project.

Thanx. Frankly speaking i'am new in working under Fedora. When i was Win_user i use Devcpp C++ IDE to do my work with images. Is there Devcpp for Fedora or i should install other C++ IDE?

[sideways]

No Devcpp but there is codeblocks and geany, or the more advanced eclipse and netbeans

yum install codeblocks geany

yum install eclipse-cdt

yum install netbeans

[mahayogin]

Originally Posted by sideways

No Devcpp but there is codeblocks and geany, or the more advanced eclipse and netbeans

yum install codeblocks geany

yum install eclipse-cdt

yum install netbeans

if i understand u correctly "yum install..." is a command i type in Terminal window? Listen, what about GDI32.lib (this file was need in Windows for CImg). Do i need something like GDI32.lib for Fedora?

[sideways]

No, you don't need GDI32.lib in fedora, but you will need various development libs, if you are doing a lot of development then (in a terminal) type:

yum groupinstall "Development Tools" "Development libraries"

The yum install command needs to be typed as root, so first type 'su -' to switch to root user.

[mahayogin]

Originally Posted by sideways

...but you will need various development libs...

Actually, there is a need for standard libs (to work with printf, scanf functions, etc. mathlibs). May i ask about another important thing: can programme i build under Fedora works in Windows environment?

[sideways]

Originally Posted by mahayogin

May i ask about another important thing: can programme i build under Fedora works in Windows environment?

Not unless you compile it with windows tools under wine or use the MinGW cross-compiler for Fedora

Or build a .NET app using MonoDevelop

[mahayogin]

to sideways: Thanx a lot for your help.

[JohnVV]

i use it all the time
but the ide i like is Anjuta ( it is in the repos )

[RupertPupkin]

Originally Posted by sideways

Not unless you compile it with windows tools under wine or use the MinGW cross-compiler for Fedora

Or build a .NET app using MonoDevelop

Or use Java. How could you have forgotten that?

[sideways]

Originally Posted by RupertPupkin

Or use Java. How could you have forgotten that?

I also forgot python, ruby, perl ...