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Images Pkg fails to locate ImageMagick libraries in OS X #192

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xeggsy opened this issue Sep 26, 2014 · 3 comments
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Images Pkg fails to locate ImageMagick libraries in OS X #192

xeggsy opened this issue Sep 26, 2014 · 3 comments

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@xeggsy
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xeggsy commented Sep 26, 2014

After running Pkg.add("Images") and successfully installing it in JuliaStudio, using Images produces the following warnings when loaded:

Warning: Possible conflict in library symbol dtrtri_
Warning: Possible conflict in library symbol dgetri_
Warning: Possible conflict in library symbol dgetrf_
WARNING: ImageMagick utilities not found. Install for more file format support.

Due to the fact that ImageMagick is not found, commands such as imread(file) do not work properly. However, if the console is reset and Homebrew.add("imagemagick") is run before (it removes and adds some links) loading the Images package then it will find the desired utilities.

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timholy commented Sep 26, 2014

Is JuliaStudio v0.2 of julia? If so, this is a wontfix, unfortunately; it's plenty of effort just keeping up with 0.3 and 0.4. But thanks for the recipe, that will likely be useful to others.

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xeggsy commented Sep 26, 2014

Ah, I see (I am indeed using v0.2). Thanks for the efforts though and the fast response, really appreciate it. I will just have to use this workaround or download the latest Julia version I guess.

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Just for others who are reading this, Unfortunately Julia Studio hasn't been updated in a long time, and likely won't be updated in the near future. I'd recommend looking at some alternative ways to code in Julia, such as IJulia, Juno (LightTable), or Sublime-IJulia (Sublime Text 3).

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