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Wavelet Sharpen-0.1.2 Windows 32 binary
A new Windows compilation of the last version of this fine plugin written by Marcor.
No console window. Compiled with LDFLAGS=-mwindos as usual.
(2009/12/26) New compilation of same sources. French localization added. Locale dir fixed this way:
LOCALEDIR = /PROGRA~1/GIMP-2.0/share/locale
Which means (any drive)/Program Files (or Programmi, and so on...)/GIMP-2.0/share/locale for your language files.
The archive contains two directories:
- GIMP-2.0 should be decompressed to your GIMP-2.0 directory in order to get the translations (if they exist in your native language: LANGUAGES = de ru it pl et fr) If you expand the whole dir to you Gimp dir, you will not have to care about the complete path of the translations files.
- plug-ins, either to (drive letter):\Program Files\GIMP-2.0\lib\gimp\2.0\plug-ins\ or c:\Documents and Settings(your user name)\.gimp-2.6\plug-ins\ I recommend the latter.
[16th June 2010 Update]:
As some antiviruses displayed a false alert with the executable, I replace it.
If you prefer an automated installation without browsing all those directories, you will find one in this page: http://registry.gimp.org/node/24520 (then look for wavelet-sharpen_w32_inst.zip).
If you choose the installer, please don't put it into the Gimp plug-ins folder: extract the installer from the zip file, execute it from your desktop (for instance), then you can delete it. The installer is supposed to copy the files into the right folders.
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| wavelet-sharpen-0.1.2_win32.zip | 17.72 KB |
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this version appears in 2.7.1 - how do I compile?
this wavelet-sharpen appears fine in 2.7.1 from http://sf.net/projects/gimp-win/files with a CLEAN install of 2.7.1.
I had to remove all vestiges of old versions of GIMP and .gimp-2.6 stuff in %USERPROFILE%\ created by mathmap. I simply extracted the whole package into the plugins directory.
I just got massive quantities of plugins to appear in 2.7.1, with my package installer - GIMP is now huge and wide.
how do I compile this package? I would like to try my hand at compiling this package for windows, but there doesn't seem to be a gimptool in the one at http://sf.net/projects/gimp-win/files so I can't compile plugins. I have no idea how you are doing it.
I put together a GIMP package that is full of already-done resources and plugins. it gives about 13 errors on startup, but once it starts up, you have just about every useful plugin available.
since I know that this is not an advertising site, I am not going to give the URL unless someone asks.
no gimptool for windows but
no gimptool for windows but
MinGW + MSYS
you may well post the url for gimp plugin (and even scripts or resources) in this side...it is the gimp plugin registry !
mingw+msys to build gimptool to build wavelet sharpen?
do you use mingw+msys to build gimp+gtk, and then gimptool upon which you build wavelet sharpen?
am I understanding the toolchain correctly?
btw, mingw-w64 is much better and more up-to-date and has TR1. I usually use the "personal" builds under "toolchains targeting 32/64-bit"
btw, this version of wavelet-sharpen works in sf.net/projects/gimp-win/files look for 2.6.10 that version works just fine and boy does it like plugins (python, scheme, and .exe support)!
it turns out 2.7.1 is alpha or beta and has a bug which is not fixed yet - you can't insert text.
There is a gimptool for
There is a gimptool for Windows, but you don't need it with Marcor's plugins. There is no configure either. You must edit the Makefile in /src/, and add
LDFLAGS = -mwindows
after the CFLAGS line.
Also add the LDFLAGS to the plugin compilation line:
$(PLUGIN): $(OBJECTS)
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(LDFLAGS) -o $@ $^ $(LIBS)
C plugins make very small executables, most of the time less than 100 kb. If the .exe seems too large (in some cases the strip option does not work), don't be afraid to type "strip wavelet-sharpen.exe", for instance. If there was some debug code left, it will be removed. If not, the file is touched but not modified.
Reply to "Are you using beta..."
No, I'm using v 2.6.8.
Thanks
Dave
IT IS TOO MUCH UPDATED
maybe the last version of this plugin is TOO updated
Work well in gimp 2.7, should work even in the future 2.8, but has problem with the stable version
Because search for newer libraries( in win dll ) that are only in gimp 2.7 , and do not accept the older that are in 2.6
I was mirroring the previous version that work well with gimp 2.6
EDIT ..oopss i forgot the link
http://photocomix-resources.deviantart.com/gallery/#/d1tm3bt
download link at right side of illustration (sorry i can't hot link )
you didn't solve yet ? There
you didn't solve yet ?
There is a new stable version of gimp ...it is possibe that install that and installing the plugin not by dropping in a plugin folder but using Gimp Edit/preferences/folder (expand "folder "here ) plugin may solve
in case just unzip in a new folder (were the folder is not relevant..may be Document ) and add the path for the folder there and reload gimp
Installing 0.1.2 - missing DLLs
Either I'm doing something wrong or there's something wrong with this distribution! I have now tried to install it on two Windows 7 (home premium) computers and one Windows XP-Pro computer. All failed.
I installed it by copying the WaveletSharpen.exe to the Gimp plug-ins directory. When Gimp was loading it failed to load WaveletSharpen because of missing DLLs -- libintl-8.dll, libiconv-2.dll, msvcr80.dll. In each case, I found the DLL and put it in the same directory. Finally, I got the error, "The procedure entry point _inittesme_e could not be located in dynamic link library msvcr80.dll."
The older version of WaveletSharpen works fine in all of these computers.
I find WaveletSharpen quite effective and would like to use the latest version. Any thoughts?
Thanks
Dave
are you using the "beta"
are you using the "beta" version..gimp 2.7.1 ?
Just installed it François;
Just installed it François; looks great and thanks for compiling it for me. :)
can't find libintl-8.dll, continued
No, I copied the wave...exe file to the plug-ins directory. That message came up when GIMP was loading.
Thanks
Dave
same problem - libintl-8.dll error
GIMP 2.6.8 (had been working very well)
MS Windows XP
I tried uninstalling and reinstalling GIMP - still get error
And, I can't find wavelet Sharpen. I've dropped it into a number of different locations and restarted GIMP but I don't see it.
Does it normally come up under filters/enhance ? I've looked everywhere under "Filters".
I guess I've somehow managed to corrupt my GIMP; still works - I think, but I get that dll warning at each start up of GIMP.
During this same time I also installed Wavlet Decompose - no problems.
My Work - Around
I removed all the files I installed with wavelet-sharpen_win32.
Now GIMP boots up without any errors.
I found this compilation built by Francois:
http://pagesperso-orange.fr/fcollard/Zip/wavelet-sharpen_win32.zip
(English only)
I placed it in plug-ins folder and it runs very nicely.
Also, just for my own use, I made screen shots of my GIMP file trees as a reference.
My GIMP has been upgraded quite a few times - so the file structure is kind of wild - do not copy my structure. This is just to give folks with older installs an idea as to how convoluted folder can become.
I guess the screen shot that might help some folks is the one that shows where my plug-ins are - buried:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/accidntl/4801171665/in/set-72157600722667386/
Thank you Marcor and Francois
a more simple way
that are the files of the program, but you don't need, neither is raccomanded add other files there
( because you will lose whatever you add by updating gimp, because you will easily forgot dll there updating or removing plugin that contain also dll....and because is much more hard keep things organized )
you have another gimp folder...you will find starting from C (or how you main drive is called)
more exactly C:/documents and Settings/ YOUR NAME HERE/gimp
there the architetture of the files is much simpler...a folder to add plugin, one to add script, same for brush gradien pattern...and others to add presets (for curve) and gimpimpressionist )
And in case of upgrade that files will be preserved
C:/documents and Settings/ YOUR NAME HERE/gimp
Thank you PhotoComiX,
Yes, I think that folder was established when I upgraded to 2.6
Here is a screen shot:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/accidntl/4801805718/
And from this screen shot you can see that Plug-in folder is empty:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/accidntl/4801805662/in/photostream/
"And in case of upgrade that files will be preserved"
Thank you for the information.
that folder is always
that folder is always there..even if deleted will be recreated by gimp at next loading.
It is empty because is for you to put things inside..all the folders in C:/documents and Settings/ YOUR NAME HERE/gimp
are at start empty (except for a few files related to the Preferences )
can't find libintl-8.dll
When GIMP tries to load wavelet sharpen (from wavelet-sharpen-0.1.2_win32.zip) I get the error message:
Can't find libintl-8.dll
That does not seem to be in the zip file.
I'm using Windows 7 Home Premium. The older version of wavelet sharpen worked fine.
I did not copy the material from the 'share' directory because the instructions above are not clear as to what to do with them.
Thanks
Dave
are you clicking on the
are you clicking on the wavelet .exe ?
That is not a installer, the exe has to be extracted from the zip and moved inside a gimp plugin folder
you should have in C: Users/Your Name/ a Gimp folder, inside that there is a plugin folder...that is a good place
(and has anything to do with "share")
Virus
Bullguard antivirus picked up a 'trojan generic' virus in this.
Have you sent the file to the
Have you sent the file to the creators of this Antivirus program to confirm? If not, please do it.
Virus...
I also had this alert with Avira Antivir. Of course it is a false alert, for a file from known sources compiled with the GNU compiler, but I just recompiled with slight differences and no longer alerts.
I also got fancy alerts from Avira with files compiled with Lazarus. A new compilation with a new version makes them disappear. I sent a report to Avira.