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2005.03.06 17:00 "Problem with libtiff.a", by Gregory Safford
2005.03.06 17:04 "Re: Problem with libtiff.a", by Bob Friesenhahn
2005.03.06 19:21 "Re: Problem with libtiff.a", by Frank Warmerdam
2005.03.07 01:28 "Re: Problem with libtiff.a", by Gregory Safford

2005.03.06 17:04 "Re: Problem with libtiff.a", by Bob Friesenhahn

On Sun, 6 Mar 2005, Gregory Safford wrote:
>
> I am trying (and failing) to get libtiff to work with ImageMagick. I 
> have compiled libtif (v 3.7.1) separately, and the commandline 
> utilities seem to work, but ImageMagick's configure fails to approve 
> of the installation. In the course of working on this, I tried to 
> compile one of ImageMagick configure's test programs myself.  The 
> trivial program
>
> Can anyone suggest where I am going wrong?

You did not mention your operating system. Solaris comes with an 
antique libtiff which is used in preference to any .a library since 
shared libraries are preferred over static libraries.  Linux and other 
systems also come with libtiff, and link against shared libraries 
first.

Make sure that your libtiff is built as a shared library, and that the 
linker is told where it is.  Under Solaris, you may need to add a -R 
option to specify the run-time library search path.

Bob
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