Re: Imagemagick / convert slow on VPS

Anthony Thyssen <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.video.image-magick.user
Message-ID <20100511130614.41e5b7c1@wraith>
On Mon, 10 May 2010 17:57:42 -0600
[email protected] wrote:

| 
| >> Where does the --disable-openmp come into play?
| >> Add --disable-openmp to the configure command line.  You can install
| >> ImageMagick in a favored location with the configure script option,
| >> --prefix.
| >>     
| server% which convert
| /usr/bin/convert
| 
| Before doing the install if I rename the current binary to, say, 
| convert-o, is that enough or is it drawing upon other folders of files 
| that must also be renamed? What about identify which I commonly use and 
| some of the other commands?
| 
| What would be an example of a favored location, perhaps /bin, as in 
| "./configure --disable-openmp --prefix /bin"? Would this lead to any 
| conflicts with shared library files or anything else?
| 
| server% tar xvfz ImageMagick.tar.gz
| server% cd ImageMagick-6.6.1
| server% ./configure --disable-openmp
| server% make
| server% make install
| 
| If I do the above is it going to overwrite the current install or prompt 
| me to uninstall first?
| 
| Sorry about all the questions, but this is not what I do.
| 
| Thx again, Bob
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Without a --prefix  it will overwrite the install at the 'standard'
location.  See my other email on how to run a IM at a non-standard
prefix location.


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