Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Finally ImageMagick has started working on my Mac 10.6.8. Now I am using IM6.7.5.
It took such a long time...
Eventually I did clean installation for Mac OS, and found info about IM installation with more simplified options.
Thank you very much for your supports and the wonderful software!!

Thank you very much for your reply. ImageMagick-6.7.3-8 was uninstalled after "sudo make uninstall" and "sudo make distclean". I donwloaded ImageMagick.tar.gz and unpacked it to get ImageMagick-6.7.3-10. After installation of delegates libraries and configure command, Image-6.7.3-10 was successfully ...

Thank you very much for your reply and I feel sorry for my easy mistake. This time, X11 was running first by clicking its icon, and then I typed "gdb display" and "run". After showing "....done", some messages appeared as follows. Then "where" command gave the following messages ...

Thank you very much for your advice. Now I realize it is a debugger. This is what I get using gdb. (DISPLAY) > gdb display > run After this, lines of warning appeared as listed in the previous post, and them finished with the following message ...

Thank you so much for your reply and advice!!!! Following your advice, I uninstalled ImageMagick-6.7.0-10, and installed 6.7.3-8 exactly as I described above, i.e. "configure" and installing delegates libraries are same. Unfortunately, "display" gave me "segmentation fault" when I typed "display ...

Can anyone guide me toward the solution or give me a hint how to solve this issue? So far I cannot find the same problem with a clear solution on the internet or in this forum. It seems that my post is out of topic. I apologize if my post is too easy and obvious for the forum participants. Since I ...

In ImageMagick 6.7.0-10 on MacOS 10.6.8, "display" cannot show an image in X11(2.3.6 Xquartz) window. It gives "Segmentation fault" in the Terminal window. Others such as "convert", "identify", work fine using jpeg-, tiff-, pgm-images but "display" does not. "Make check" results in lines starting ...