I need to use GFL 3.40 for a project where FreeImage will not read a particular form of TIFF, but GFL will. Unfortunately when I create a new executable (using GCC 4.4.7) and try to read any format (well, I have just tried JPG, PNG, and TIFF) it dies (segmentation fault) in reading the input file. I have not used GFL for a while on Linux, but it used to work with a previous version of CentOS (and hence, GCC). Is there something I need to do to use GFL on Linux?
I need to upgrade to GCC 4.7+ soon and is that going to make things better or worse? Well, I guess it can't get worse...
Dying on Linux
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tailormade
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Re: Dying on Linux
We upgraded to GCC 8.3 and that made no difference. It still dies in reading any format.
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emartirequena
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Re: Dying on Linux
I have the same problem.
When I run the gfl_example or the gflc_example applications on any linux flavor, it raise a segmentation fault error on the funciontios:
gflLoadBitmap()
for gfl_example, and
bitmap.loadFromFile()
for gflc_example.
Has someone any idea of what is wrong with this?
When I run the gfl_example or the gflc_example applications on any linux flavor, it raise a segmentation fault error on the funciontios:
gflLoadBitmap()
for gfl_example, and
bitmap.loadFromFile()
for gflc_example.
Has someone any idea of what is wrong with this?