Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Okay, I could rebuild with a different compiler, Solaris Studio 12.3, using the same recipe, and the issue is not there. So looks like a GCC issue. I'll poke its maintainer.

Thanks again!

Laurent

magick wrote:Is MAGICKCORE_HAVE_POSIX_MEMALIGN defined in magick/magick-baseconfig.h? If so, comment it out, then rebuild and rerun ImageMagick. Does it still fail?

It's not defined:

The stack trace suggests a compiler / system library problem rather than ImageMagick. Its faulting in the initialization code almost immediately after program invocation. You could try commenting our this line: magick/image.c around line 1315: image_info->debug=IsEventLogging(); However, we suspect ...

Hello, I'm packaging ImageMagick for Solaris 10, and I've had a report that it crashes. However, I'm not fully sure it's an ImageMagick issue yet: it happens only for Solaris 10 x86 32 bit. For S10 x86 64 bit, S10 sparc 32 and 64 bit, there is no crash. All the builds are done with the same recipes ...

So, my bad, as you probably have guessed, I had somehow missed the --with-gcc-arch option (too much focus on the dependencies in general, and not looking for the right pattern this time). Setting it to "opteron" is enough to fix that particular issue, so it's all good. I truly wonder what I did the ...

It may be failing in a system call. Do you have MAGICKCORE_HAVE_TIMES defined in magick/magick-baseconfig.h? If so its calling times() @ magick/timer.c/198. Otherwise its calling clock(). This assumes your stack trace is accurate. Pop some debug statements around this code block to trace the ...

Hello, After building 6.8.9-6 on Solaris, I get the following error: $ convert Illegal Instruction (core dumped) The previous version I built, 6.8.9-2, with exactly the same build recipe and environment, works fine, so it looks like an ImageMagick regression. The core file says this: # pstack core ...

Confirmed fixed with a build of the -2-20140517 beta. Thanks again!

Laurent

Thank you, much appreciated!

Laurent

Hello all, I'm having a problem with a specific use case of ImageMagick: the conversion of an MS Word document to a bitmap fails with a strange error, and furthermore, the original file is rewritten (with the same data) so its timestamp changes. Here is the error: $ convert file.doc file.jpg convert ...

Okay, thanks for the explanation

So technically, I could assume the risk of keeping it at the current soname number until 7 is released.

Laurent

Hello, I'm maintaining the ImageMagick package as part of the OpenCSW project for Solaris. I've noticed the latest update, 6.8.8-2, has bumped the soname number by one: $ diff ImageMagick-6.8.8-1/version.sh ImageMagick-6.8.8-2/version.sh 16c16 < PACKAGE_RELEASE="1" --- > PACKAGE_RELEASE="2" 42c42 ...