libMagickWand.dll not found.

[kflex]

On Wavebox.Server.exe launch and exit, the console reports that it can't find the windows library libMagickWand.dll. The app.config file specifies target="lib_native/libMagickWand.dll" os="windows". There are no dlls in that path.

[mdlayher]

Yep, it's definitely not in there, though the libraries for Mac and Linux are. @einsteinx2 should have a Windows DLL.

[einsteinx2]

We'll need to use the pre-built ones for windows as I've wasted a ton of time trying to build a monolithic windows dll, and it's just not working. The pre-built ones are split into a bunch of different dlls though, so I think that slightly changes how we need to reference it or how the WaveBox binary needs to be launched. I haven't had time to spend on it though, but will before public beta.

[kflex]

Cool.

On Oct 23, 2013, at 5:59 PM, Ben Baron notifications@github.com wrote:

We'll need to use the pre-built ones for windows as I've wasted a ton of time trying to build a monolithic windows dll, and it's just not working. The pre-built ones are split into a bunch of different dlls though, so I think that slightly changes how we need to reference it or how the WaveBox binary needs to be launched. I haven't had time to spend on it though, but will before public beta.

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[justindhill]

In the meantime, correct me if I'm wrong, WaveBox should fall back on GDI+ on Windows. Are you able to see images in the web interface, @kflex?

[kflex]

Yep. Web interface looks fine.

On Oct 23, 2013, at 8:43 PM, Justin Hill notifications@github.com wrote:

In the meantime, correct me if I'm wrong, WaveBox should fall back on GDI+ on Windows. Are you able to see images in the web interface, @kflex?

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[einsteinx2]

I can't remember but I feel like there's some other place where we always use ImageMagick. But anyway if it seems to be working for now then that's good.

[einsteinx2]

Either way we'll get it working for consistency across all platforms.