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Hi!
I want to create image manipulation plugin for my website, but I want to create it as consule application, not GUI! My plugin will add graphic filters to uploaded images and saves them. I want to write this in C. Does anyone know any library etc..? Thank you!
Also, look into the interfaces for ImageMagick, such as C, Perl, PHP, and Ruby. It may not be necessary to write your own C code to do what you want to do.
Thank you! I can't find any tutorial about how to #include ImageMagick and GCC. Can anyone give me any link or something, I have searched in google, but I can't find anything!!!
As far as I understood, ImageMagick is like command line image manipulation app, and all I can do with it in C is system("...");??? so it isn't posible to use it in C as a librarie?
Graemef already gave you a link (he gave you two links, in fact: one to Image Magick, the other to GD2).
Several people have already explained to you that ImageMagick is *BOTH* a library (callable from C, Python, Perl and other languages) *AS WELL AS* a set of command line tools (which you can invoke from a shell script or a .bat file).
Now please re-read the previous posts: they should answer your questions.
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