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Gimp ace-0.6.7 Win32
November 18, 2008 - 07:22 — Francois_C
Fresh Windows compilation of Gimp ace2 (Adaptive Contrast Enhancement) plugin. 50 Kb exe, 20 Kb zip. No console window.
[Image]/Filters/Color/Adaptive contrast
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| gimp-ace_win32.zip | 20.13 KB |
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Missing something..
When I load GIMP(2.6, on Vista) I get an error that states "gimp-ace.exe - Unable To Locate Component - This application has failed to start because libintl-8.dll was not found.. "
Where do I get libintl-8.dll and where on my pc do I need to put it?
Mine can't find
Mine can't find libintl-8.dll, on http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1006&message=31414190 there's a solution, but I can't reach the suggested site.
Any solution?
Copying an existing
Copying an existing libintl-*.dll to the requested name might work, unless the functions provided by the library have changed.
Otherwise there's http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net, in my opinion a rather good choice to get all kinds of libraries and toolsthat are commonly found on unix-like platforms.
I have compiled it on
I have compiled it on Windows, but the file size is too big - 500+ KB :( I have used it (GIMP 2.4.2, Windows XP) without problems.
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Best regards, Kraig
Font River
Windows compilation (and Linux too)
Mine is 50 Kb.
If you want to get smaller binaries, just add -CFLAGS=s at the end of your compilation command line (under Windows or Linux). This switch tells the compiler to strip debug code. I don't know why it most people forget that option: even when you compile Gimp under Linux, which nearly anybody can do easily), it can save much space on your HD.
Under Windows, don't forget to add LDFLAGS=mwindows: this switch tells the linker to create a console-free Windows executable.
V.Good
very good
you have a deep knowledge of subject