Difference between revisions of "Libgd"

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[http://www.boutell.com/gd LibGD] is a graphics library (that is, a library which's target is graphic creation and manipulation).
 
[http://www.boutell.com/gd LibGD] is a graphics library (that is, a library which's target is graphic creation and manipulation).
  
It is used by [[aMule]] allthough it is not required. WHen compiling [[aMule]], ''configure'' will search for [http://www.boutell.com/gd LibGD]. If it finds it, it will use it and compile normally. If it doesn't find it, two features will be disabled:
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It is used by [[aMule]] allthough it is not required. When compiling [[aMule]], ''configure'' will search for [http://www.boutell.com/gd LibGD]. If it finds it, it will use it and compile normally. If it doesn't find it, two features will be disabled:
  
 
* [[aMuleWeb]] will not generate statistic graphics.
 
* [[aMuleWeb]] will not generate statistic graphics.
 
* [[CAS]] will not accept the ''-o'' option in the command line entry (this option enables [[CAS]] to generate statistic graphs).
 
* [[CAS]] will not accept the ''-o'' option in the command line entry (this option enables [[CAS]] to generate statistic graphs).

Latest revision as of 18:08, 1 November 2004

LibGD is a graphics library (that is, a library which's target is graphic creation and manipulation).

It is used by aMule allthough it is not required. When compiling aMule, configure will search for LibGD. If it finds it, it will use it and compile normally. If it doesn't find it, two features will be disabled:

  • aMuleWeb will not generate statistic graphics.
  • CAS will not accept the -o option in the command line entry (this option enables CAS to generate statistic graphs).