https://github.com/butcherg/rawproc/releases/tag/1.4
Of note, I implemented a new cmake-based build system, one that I think will enable rawproc for a lot more folks. It’s now down to 1) installing some distro packages, and 2) cmake … That’ll get you a minimally usable rawproc, a few more simple switches will give full functionality.
The build system gives you the option to build any library (wxWidgets excepted) simply by specifying a -DBUILD_(library)=GITHUB|SRCPKG|path; the first one clones the Github master branch, the second downloads a source package of my choice, and the third lets you specify a path to a source tar.gz you downloaded. I found this capability to be quite useful in building the 1.4 release; some libraries are more mature in their release artifacts than others.
For instance, Lensfun has a 3.4 release now, but I struggled to use it with the mxe cross-compile enviroment where it needed regex.h and mxe didn’t supply it in the right place. So -DBUILD_LENSFUN=GITHUB works just fine in all environments, as they apparently got rid of the external library requirement in a subsequent commit.
For the 1.4 release artifacts, I just used GITHUB for all libraries except exiv2 (rawproc still needs 0.27) and gmic (spent a lot of hours here on library dependencies, ran out of energy to test git clone)
I didn’t give wxWidgets the BUILD_wxWIDGETS treatment, decided to not when I investigated the available distro packages and found they’re all now well into the 3.1 series, which is good enough. One note is that MSYS2 offers 3.1.7, and I found that the curve pane in the tone tool doesn’t render with this version. Oh well…
Of note, I stopped packing the lensfun database in the release artifacts. It’s really just too easy to run rawproc, do Edit → Data Update… and the most current database just downloads and unpacks in the right place.
Anyway, if you decide to build rawproc, let me know how it goes…
Given that, I’d be interested to see if it runs in your environment…
