Wrong link and build for Windows C/C++ library?

[Tobias_Fleischer]

On G'MIC - GREYC's Magic for Image Computing: A Full-Featured Open-Source Framework for Image Processing - Download under the section “G’MIC for Windows - Other interfaces” you will find that the links to the “C/C++ library” in the stable variant leads to “https://gmic.eu/files/windows/gmic_3.1.6_lib_win64.zip”, while it should probably be “https://gmic.eu/files/windows/gmic_3.2.0_lib_win64.zip” (and that file also exists on the server).

However, both the “https://gmic.eu/files/windows/gmic_3.2.0_lib_win64.zip” file and the latest stable (“https://gmic.eu/files/prerelease/gmic_lib_win64.zip”) seem to report G’MIC 3.0.1 as version they have been compiled with.

Does anyone have any insights into that?

[David_Tschumperle (G'MIC staff)]

@Tobias_Fleischer

you will find that the links to the “C/C++ library” in the stable variant leads to “https://gmic.eu/files/windows/gmic_3.1.6_lib_win64.zip”, while it should probably be “https://gmic.eu/files/windows/gmic_3.2.0_lib_win64.zip” (and that file also exists on the server).

Thanks, I’ve fixed the link.

@Tobias_Fleischer

However, both the “https://gmic.eu/files/windows/gmic_3.2.0_lib_win64.zip” file and the latest stable (“https://gmic.eu/files/prerelease/gmic_lib_win64.zip”) seem to report G’MIC 3.0.1 as version they have been compiled with.

I don’t see that.
When I open the .zip file, I have :

And everything seems to be compiled with 3.2.0 sources.
Where did you find it was 3.0.1 ? There may be a bug in the build package script.

[Tobias_Fleischer]

I am sorry, I wasn’t specific enough.
I was looking specifically at the libcgmicstatic.dll file. When using this and then for example evaluating (‘$_version’), I get “301”. I also seem to lack the new features that came after 301, so I assumed that this file it is actually compiled against the 3.0.1 sources. When I compile it myself against the 3.2.0 sources, everything works as expected and I get the proper “320” from the version call.