Display an image with Magick++ : possible without X-Server ?

[spok]

I'd like to display an image under Windows using Magick++ but I don't have an X-Server and I don't want to use the IMDisplay program, because I'd like to display the image directly from the memory image object.
Is there any solution ? if no, is there a solution using MagickWand or MagickCore ?

[magick]

Try writing your image with a filename of "win:".

[spok]

if I replace

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picture.write(FileName);

by

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std::string s="win:"+FileName;
picture.write(s);

I get an exception Magick: DelegateFailed "/usr/local/bin/display" -immutable -delay 0 -window-group %g -title "%l of %f" "temporary:%i" @ error/delegate.c/InvokeDelegate/1058

By the way windows refuses to include a ":" char inside a filename

[magick]

This is curious, /usr/local/bin is a Unix convention. Why would it use that path under Windows? Grab http://www.imagemagick.org/download/bin ... ws-dll.exe and install. Write to the filename "win:". Don't concatenate anything to the name. The "win:" coder is not an actual filename but a delegate program which ImageMagick recognizes and then writes the image to a temporary file and then launches a viewer.

[spok]

Well, finally I found a class that allows to display jpeg files.
However what I was really looking for is something that allows me to display the magick++ Image object directly from memory without having to write it in a file.
I don't think it's possible.
Anyhow, thanks for your help.