There’s no gamma() in the documentation. Just a heads-up.
- 2023/05/20: Release of G’MIC 3.2.5.
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- 2023/06/26: Release of G’MIC 3.2.6, and happy birthday mom!
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Thanks for the new version.
A very small thing.
gmic_3.2.6_gimp2.10_win64.zip unnecessarily contains the “uninst” directory (~3 Mb). 
And an even more important problem (but I don’t know if it has already been addressed).
GMIC does not support layer names containing national characters (diacritics, not ASCII) and replaces them with “?”.
I noticed this recently because another program (IM) has a similar problem. I guess this only applies to Windows?
In ART there was also such a problem - but solved.
I just updated G’MIC on my laptop and it appears nothing is showing up when I try to create a image. It’s updated too. Echo works fine though.
EDIT: Fixed it by going back to 3.2.6.
Do you mean 3.2.7pre? Could happen between builds. I find they sometimes resolve themselves. If not, please report when you noticed it started happening. (I haven’t checked myself…)
It’s the latest 3.2.7pre build for Windows. That’s when it happened. I’ll try to replicate on my desktop computer when I get back.
I’ve uploaded two releases today, so maybe you could check with the latest one!
See David’s comment. Without a build number, we won’t know which one you are referring to! The latest doesn’t stay the latest for long. 
Sadly, I have to inform you that your latest update as of 7/3/2023 still have the issue of unable to display image.
I’ve tested here on Ubuntu Linux, and it seems to work fine.
What issue do you encounter precisely ? Do you have a sample of code that does not work as expected ? Have you tried updating the stdlib with gmic update ?
@David_Tschumperle
Bonjour,
Il y a une modification par rapport aux anciennes versions.
Avant, gmic sp colorful affichait l’image. Ce n’est plus le cas.
Maintenant, pour afficher l’image, il est nécessaire d’ajouter ‘display’ : gmic sp colorful display
Testé sur Win 64 avec la version https://gmic.eu/files/prerelease/gmic_cli_win64.zip et une version compilée sur MSYS2 (gmic_3.2.7_pre230703).
Est-ce normal ?
Merci.
:o)
No it’s not intended.
I don’t understand what could be causing this problem.
PS: It does not happen here on my Ubuntu. Also, I’ve checked the differences in the code source between 3.2.6 and 3.2.7_pre, and there is absolutely nothing that could explain the issue.
@David_Tschumperle
Je vais essayer d’ici demain de trouver ce qui occasionne le problème.
:o)
Les problème est ‘gmic.h’.
Je joins une archive avec la version 3.2.6 ‘modifiée’ et un nouveau exécutable qui fonctionne dans votre archive W64.
Merci :o)
gmic_src_20230704.7z (2.2 MB)
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Ah, is that because of the cimg_use_cpp11==1 test ?
@David_Tschumperle
Je n’ai pas fait de tests approfondis.
Je vais essayer de voir cela plus précisément d’ici demain car je dois m’absenter :o(
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J’ai fai un test avec :
CImg.h a7ff63a
gmic ba68d8d
Pour répondre à la question les fichiers gmic.h et Makefile sont modifiés :
ligne 66 de gmic.h
#if cimg_use_cpp11==1 && (UINTPTR_MAX==0xffffffff || defined(__arm__) || defined(_M_ARM) || ((ULONG_MAX)==(UINT_MAX)))
ligne 279 de Makefile
GDI32_CFLAGS = -Dcimg_display=2 -Dcimg_use_cpp11=1
Le fonctionnement semble correct et l’image s’affiche comme pour les anciennes versions.
Je joins l’archive avec ces modifications et l’exécutable qui fonctionne dans votre archive W64.
:o)
gmic_src_20230704-2.7z (5.8 MB)
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Just a update. G’MIC version pre-release 23070418 works.
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