Hello !
Thank you for this library, it is very useful on windows....I am using the version 7.02 and trying to compile it on Linux with Wine, but I have a question : did you try to compile this version on linux ?
If yes, is it possible to write an article/tutorial about the compilation on linux ? (I think it is sad to have a library with "linux compatibility", but without tutorial or article about it..)

Thank you !

Thank you for you answer !

I write my own Makefile and I define the CXIMAGE_SUPPORT_WINDOWS, now it is supposed to work, I still have some problems :
_in the xiofile.h there is the _tfopen function (wich is not ANSI)
_in the ximage.h file, HDC and BYTE are not recognize as a type
_in ximadsp.cpp std::min and std::max are not recognize as function...and with the include of algorithm, there are problems with the include queue...

I choose to not use the 5.99 version of cximage library, because using a 2 old versions of the library is like working on Windows 92.. and because I was sure that a "highly portable" library work on Unix platform in the latest version...

I know how difficult it is to develop portable application (I tried a few month ago), but please, for all the unix programmers....(and the mac users by the way).. create some cmake files (the easy way for portability), and download a virtual machine software (VirtualBox for example), and download an unix OS...and try your library..
Please, it will be very useful for everyone and for the next versions of the cximage library.

PS : If you need help to create the cmake files, I can create them...