I'm trying to manage building for 3 different Ubuntu releases now for our 1.5 releases, and the main delta between them is libtiff
12.04: libtiff4 available 12.10: libtiff4 and libtiff 5 available 13.04: libtiff4 and libtiff 5 available
It's much simpler if I can build on 12.04 and copy the binary packages, however this means I can't use libtiff5 if I do so. Is there any benefit in doing a separate build just for this?
*note that in 12.10/13.04 official archive we build seperately and just use libtiff5.
Thanks, Scott Ritchie
Scott Ritchie scott@open-vote.org wrote:
It's much simpler if I can build on 12.04 and copy the binary packages, however this means I can't use libtiff5 if I do so. Is there any benefit in doing a separate build just for this?
At this point there is no benefit, but once bigtiff support is added to windowscodecs.dll there will be some.
It's much simpler if I can build on 12.04 and copy the binary packages, however this means I can't use libtiff5 if I do so. Is there any benefit in doing a separate build just for this?
At this point there is no benefit, but once bigtiff support is added to windowscodecs.dll there will be some.
Does WIC on Windows support bigtiff?
Vincent Povirk madewokherd@gmail.com wrote:
Does WIC on Windows support bigtiff?
According to http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ee720061(v=vs.85).as... it does starting from Windows 7.
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