(Sorry, I accidentally didn't send this reply to the list, but only
to the previous poster)
alternatively, if you don't want to install fink, installing
imagemagick from the sources worked just fine for me on an intel
mac with the following sequence of commands
./configure --prefix=/usr/local --without-perl
(assuming you want to install the binaries under /usr/local/bin
etc.)
...
You're on an intel mac? I've been curious, will that build a x86
native binary, or will the result still need to be emulated? I'm
not familiar enough with the build process to know how automated an
architecture switch like that is.
~Seth
autoconf and whatever responsible associates are mysterious to me as
well, but I believe I end up with an x86 native binary, for the
following two reasons:
- If I run ask convert to do something that takes a bit of time, I
think I can see it show up as "Intel" in the Activity Monitor.app
- On the command line 'file /usr/local/bin/convert' tells me '/usr/
local/bin/convert: Mach-O executable i386'
Jan
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