I'm getting an error as shown in the attached screenshot. I am installing rawtoaces on Centos and its giving
error: id returned 1 exit status. Could you please help me out? Any insight will be helpful. Thank you.
...field was set to a long string of many "O" characters; this seems unlikely, and I am not seeing those in a binary search of the file. Perhaps the field was not set (or cleared) on decode?
I wanna build LibRaw using LibRaw.sln provided in the downloaded source package, instead of the steps using nmake described here: https://www.libraw.org/docs/Install-LibRaw-eng.html. That webpage claims that "Only the thread-safe library is built under Win32", which implies that the output libraw.dll is thread-safe. So my question is: is the library built by LibRaw.sln still thread-safe?
My environment and settings:
- Windows 10 version 1803, 64bit
- Visual Studio 2015 Update 3
- Release x64 build
Reading a CR2 canon file from a Canon 6D MK1, known good. Using the example code on the "https://www.libraw.org/docs/API-overview.html" page; the max value out of any RGBG sample is about 5600. Scaling the data up ((data/5600.0)*65535) to a full 16bit sample results in what looks like fairly even tempered noise, not anything like the image data that is actually in the file.
I want to read out the RGB values of the image, and this doesn't seem to do that:
I am using LibRaw.sln to build LibRaw but can't figure out what I need to change in order to support the new FujiFilm GFX 50S camera. I tried adding the Preprocessor define LIBRAW_OPENMP but that did not work - I get " Cannot unpack C:\CameraFilesTests\IN\Canon\MM8717_170913_08471.RAF: Input/output error"
I am trying to compile LibRaw with emscripten for use with a web project, but struggling, and am unable to find any existing resources online.
I have successfully compiled LibRaw in Visual Studio, but emscripten requires a CMake file, which my knowledge of is limited, and Visual Studio support for emscripten ended with VS2010.
I have also set up emscripten correctly and compiled "hello world" etc., but I do not know how to organise the code so as to compile(/transpile) with emscripten.
Does anyone know of a Delphi wrapper that could allow LibRaw to be used in Delphi? I'm using Delphi 10.1 Berlin and would like to be able to use the API in my applications.
For building 0.19.0-Beta3 with VS2017 for the x64 platform I had to define WIN32 in order to prevent the inclusion of sys/time.h.
Is this save or should I expect side effects?
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