libMagickWand.dll not found.
kflex opened this issue · 7 comments
On Wavebox.Server.exe launch and exit, the console reports that it can't find the windows library libMagickWand.dll. The app.config file specifies target="lib_native/libMagickWand.dll" os="windows". There are no dlls in that path.
Yep, it's definitely not in there, though the libraries for Mac and Linux are. @einsteinx2 should have a Windows DLL.
We'll need to use the pre-built ones for windows as I've wasted a ton of time trying to build a monolithic windows dll, and it's just not working. The pre-built ones are split into a bunch of different dlls though, so I think that slightly changes how we need to reference it or how the WaveBox binary needs to be launched. I haven't had time to spend on it though, but will before public beta.
Cool.
On Oct 23, 2013, at 5:59 PM, Ben Baron notifications@github.com wrote:
We'll need to use the pre-built ones for windows as I've wasted a ton of time trying to build a monolithic windows dll, and it's just not working. The pre-built ones are split into a bunch of different dlls though, so I think that slightly changes how we need to reference it or how the WaveBox binary needs to be launched. I haven't had time to spend on it though, but will before public beta.
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In the meantime, correct me if I'm wrong, WaveBox should fall back on GDI+ on Windows. Are you able to see images in the web interface, @kflex?
Yep. Web interface looks fine.
On Oct 23, 2013, at 8:43 PM, Justin Hill notifications@github.com wrote:
In the meantime, correct me if I'm wrong, WaveBox should fall back on GDI+ on Windows. Are you able to see images in the web interface, @kflex?
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I can't remember but I feel like there's some other place where we always use ImageMagick. But anyway if it seems to be working for now then that's good.
Either way we'll get it working for consistency across all platforms.