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Subject: Linux libraries for areaDetector
From: "Mark Rivers" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2010 10:31:54 -0500
Folks,

With the areaDetector package I try to provide statically built Linux
libraries for packages that would not be installed on a "normal" Linux
system.  This allows the areaDetector standalone binaries to run without
installing additional packages on most Linux systems.  It also allows
building areaDetector on such systems without these optional packages
installed.  In the past these static libraries included:

tiff, jpeg, z
NeXus mfhdf df hdf5 mxml

I have just added a new file writing plugin based on ImageMagick.  It is
very powerful, and supports dozens of file formats, including PDF, PNG,
GIF, in addition to compressed TIFF files (which the existing TIFF file
plugin does not), JPEG, and dozens of others.

To support ImageMagick I have included in areaDetector the static
versions of its libraries, as well as fftw3, which it uses.

ImageMagick uses additional libraries, which I am assuming are available
as system libraries, and am not planning to include static versions in
areaDetector.  These libraries are:

freetype gomp X11 Xext bz2 lcms png12 xml2 fontconfig

I just tested a statically built version of the simDetector on a Linux
system (marCCD) to which I had added no additional libraries, and it
worked.  This means that the above libraries were indeed available as
system libraries.

Can anyone comment on whether it is "safe" to count on the above
libraries being available on "most" Linux systems?

Thanks,
Mark



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RE: Linux libraries for areaDetector james.rowland
Re: Linux libraries for areaDetector Kate Feng

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