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Nope I don't have it, I managed to solve the linked problem by switching my compiler to Visual Studio's 2010 mode to "Release", I think that might need to be looked into.

Solved it, had to switch the compiler (Visual Studio 2010) to "Release" mode; I think that's a bug; either with IM or VS2010, should I submit a bug report?

I've done these commands:

convert logo: logo.png

convert logo.png logo.gif

convert logo.png logo.jpg

They all work.

Edit:

convert granite: granite.png
convert granite.png granite.miff

identify -list format
idenfity -list configure

png included in list of delegates.

I believe this error to be related to my NoDecodeDelegateForThisImageFormat problem here , as I've been trying to resolve it for a few days now to no avail. Either installing the libpng library didn't work or I didn't do it correctly, I have no means of knowing.

I compiled and ran the Magick++ Demo ...

I had a similar post before but trying to post there gets me a message about how the security cert has expired for this site so I'd rather not risk anything.

Essentially the full error is:

Error loading texture 'Resources/Sup_d.tga': Project.exe:
NoDecodeDelegateForThisImageFormat 'Resources/Sup_d ...

Perhaps you should install from the official IM binaries. See http://www.imagemagick.org/script/binary-releases.php#windows

What do you get from the command line for

convert logo: logo.png

convert logo.png logo.gif

convert logo.png logo.jpg

Do they all work?

I'm not sure, I'll try it in a ...

What is the exact error message? It would appear that you are missing some delegate library associated with reading or writing to a particular image format. What version of IM and platform? You can check with

convert -version

That will also show you a list of delegates if your version of IM is ...

I am trying to use ImageMagick as part of a model loading code to load a texture for a mesh from blender. The file itself is some 1 pixel sized white dot.

Here's the code:

Mesh.cpp

bool Mesh::InitMaterials(const aiScene* pScene, const std::string& Filename)
{
// Extract the directory part from ...