How to configure ImageMagick for adept

[Fleshgrinder]

Hi there!

Currently I compile my ImageMagick executable myself and I use the following configure options:

./configure \
  --disable-static \
  --enable-shared \
  --with-jpeg \
  --with-png \
  --with-quantum-depth=8 \
  --with-rsvg \
  --with-webp \
  --without-bzlib \
  --without-djvu \
  --without-dps \
  --without-fftw \
  --without-fontconfig \
  --without-freetype \
  --without-gvc \
  --without-jbig \
  --without-jp2 \
  --without-lcms \
  --without-lcms2 \
  --without-lqr \
  --without-lzma \
  --without-magick-plus-plus \
  --without-openexr \
  --without-pango \
  --without-perl \
  --without-tiff \
  --without-wmf \
  --without-x \
  --without-xml \
  --without-zlib

Sadly, running the adept unit tests (great thing) fails:

 ✓ Find Tools
 ✓ Find Tools with path resolving
 ✓ Validate Input JPEG
 ✓ Read Image Dimension
 ✓ Optimize Tile Size
 ✓ Optimize Black/White Threshold
 ✓ Slice Image into Tiles
 ✗ Retrieve Black/White Median
   (in test file /usr/local/src/adept-jpg-compressor/unittests/tests_adept.bats, line 56)
 ✓ Calculate Tile Count for Reassembly

9 tests, 1 failure

Which options are really necessary to compile ImageMagick and use it with adept?

[technopagan]

Hi!

Can you run "identify" on the command line with your manually compiled version of ImageMagick?

Adept needs "identify" to be available. Test it with "identify -channel Gray -format "%[fx:255*mean]" unittests/test.jpg" within your Adept checkout and see if it returns "124.519".

[Fleshgrinder]

Hi, yes both works without any problems:

fleshgrinder@host:/usr/local/src/adept-jpg-compressor$ which identify
/usr/local/bin/identify
fleshgrinder@host:/usr/local/src/adept-jpg-compressor$ identify -channel Gray -format "%[fx:255*mean]" unittests/test.jpg
124.519