From: Dermot Paikkos (dermot@sciencephoto.com)
Date: Tue Mar 09 2004 - 09:22:16 EST
The easy way to halt unaligned access messages is to use
"/usr/bin/uca p noprint". I have put this into my crontab so it will
spawn every night.
I have a suspicion that my imagemagick could be compiled better and
may come back to the list to see if anyone has a Makefile for 5.5.7
of IM. But for now my thanx to:
Dr Thomas Blinn, Joe LaCascio, Peter Stern and Terry Horsnell.
Dp.
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Hi Managers,
tru64 5.1 DS10 600MHZ, 1280RAM.
I have upgraded a copy of imagemagick on the above server and receive
screen-fulls of unaligned access messages when I use some of the
command-line functions (convert). It has been suggested to me that
there may be a compiler options I could use that would suppress these
messages as they are cosmetic, not pretty but not fatal either.
I had a look at the cc man page and there are a few Data Alignment
options for cc that are used by default: Data Alignment Options
Defaults: -assume aligned_objects ,-member_alignment ,-
nomisalign
Does anyone know if I should be disabling some of these options? Can
anyone tell me how, I am not that savy with the C environment? I have
posted a notice to the bugs list for imagemagick in the hope that
future versions will account for this. In the mean time I would like
to remove these messages if possible. Thanx. Dp.
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Dermot Paikkos * dermot@sciencephoto.com
Network Administrator @ Science Photo Library
Phone: 0207 432 1100 * Fax: 0207 286 8668
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