Hello everyone.
I am interested to port an editor app to morphos, which requires anti-grain geometry library (https://sourceforge.net/projects/agg/).
Is this available for MorphOS anywhere? Unfortunately I couldn't find anything about it.

[ Edited by walkero 26.12.2021 - 21:18 ]

Hi,

We have some vgraphics.library that implements vector to raster from SVG markup. Is that of any help?

@Tcheko
Thank you for your reply. I am afraid it doesn't help because that would mean I should change the way the application is developed, and do that on every update. I wonder if anyone ported it for any other project, but never released it to the public.

If there is no version, I found in Aminet an Aros port, and I might work with that to port the library to MorphOS (https://aminet.net/package/dev/lib/agg.src-aros). I guess that version would be pretty close to what a MorphOS one should be, right?

Any recommendations by anyone?

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I'd recommend you look at porting a different editor app that doesn't require AGG. AGG is old and has been surpassed, and its main author sadly passed away in 2013.

Herewogoagain....

SteamDraw has been AGG for >15 years so it does work.

Whenever I hear someone talking bout a port I just see someone who hasn't done even the most basic homework. AGG will compile out of the box. Well not 100% you need to create Makefile.in for MorphOS (AFAIR I just renamed the Linux one) and adapt a few include path.

Don't wander into examples area thinking you have to port the GUI toolkit found there, most can just run on the SDL backend (which is something I never really to investigated).

-> get the library to build (if really needed I could send you a copy of mine)
--> get your app to find all the includes and link to the lib
---> fix whatever other dependancies remain

> AGG is old and has been surpassed, and its main author
> sadly passed away in 2013.

There are people continuing the development. v2.8.14 has just been released some days ago (a year ago forked from now two-year-old SVN revision r134/v2.7, which had some minor updates later).

Thank you guys for your replies.

Meanwhile, I tried to compile it myself but I didn't complete it. And today I saw that another member of this community sent me a compiled version, who I thank so much for doing so.

Take care.