I am trying to install LibRaw and get it to work with Visual Studio 2015. I think I managed to successfully build the library but when I open the Visual Studio file I get an error during debugging:

Unable to start program
"C:\Users\Kacper\Desktop\example\LibRaw-0.17.2\buildfiles\.\libraw.dll"
The system cannot find the file specified

When I look inside my folder, this exact file is under this location: "C:\Users\Kacper\Desktop\example\LibRaw-0.17.2\buildfiles\debug\libraw.dll"

I am not sure how to tell visual studio to correct this.

Hello,

We detected when using FreeImage an therfore LibRaw that for some JPEG files the jpeg_start method (from dcraw.common.cpp) the do while loop does not exists (there is no tag != 0xffda in the given JPEG file, but the image can be easily viewed on Windows using Paint for example).

Here is the fixed version fo the code (we added test for the EOF):

Hi,

I'm trying to get libraw to work with iOS.
I downloaded the zip file from Github. Then based on the replies at this http://www.libraw.org/node/2054. I'm able to get the static library libraw_r.a
When I add the library to my project, I'm able to build and read image successfully in simulator.
But when I'm trying to run it on a read device, I get the error that the library build doesn't support arm64. I checked and the library only work for architecture x84_64.

I recently got a Canon EOS 80D, the model was released about two month ago. I use digikam (v4.14.0) for post-processing, which uses LibRaw (v0.17.1) for RAW decoding. The decoded .CR2 files from the 80D are very "hazy", with low contrast and a blueish cast.

I attached a JPEG (just RAW decoding + highlights raised) to this post, the corresponding RAW file can be found at https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-fwGolScP68dzRTek9oYXY1M28/view?usp=sh...

Hi again,

I was reading this http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/svn/general/libraw.html article and I saw that these libraries are *optional* I am trying to build a version of LibRaw that has support (is linked to) LCMS and Libjpeg Turbo.

So I went ahead and built everything LCMS and libjpeg the way I want. Now I am doing the following