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I have a venv requirement text file that I used to create a virtual environment for pip.

I want to setup now an environment in conda, based on the requirement file for pip. However, there are few lines that I don't know how to "port" from pip to conda syntax. If I take lines like:

I executed npm install on gatsby js directory on Mac.

• macOs is Big Sur

• Version is 11.4.

• gatsby version is 3.11.0

• gatsby-plugin-sharp version is 3.11.0

this error log is shown.

These operations works:

• HEIC to other formats, e.g. convert IMG_8293.HEIC c.jpg

These operations produce invalid output:

• convert any format to HEIC, e.g.: convert c.jpg c.heic
• rotate HEIC: convert IMG_8293.HEIC -rotate 90 IMG_8293.HEIC
• other HEIC operations, e.g. flip, flop, etc.

Invalid output means: the metadata are shown properly but MacOS preview complains: "The file “c.heic” could not be opened. It may be damaged or use a file format that Preview doesn’t recognise.".

The metadata of the input file c.jpg

I try to build the OpenCV 4.5.1 SDK for Android because I need the SDK with contrib modules and the official release [1] only has the standard modules. But the libraries I build are almost 10x larger, for example: libopencv_core.a ==> 47.6 MB self compiled, 5.3 MB from the official repository (both for arm64-v8a)

Here is my cmake command, followed by ninja for compilation.

When I run a specific ImageMagick convert command (to produce an animated GIF) inside a Singularity container it is consistently giving an memory error:

I'm attempting to write a floating point PIL image object out to a channel in an EXR file using OpenEXR.

I can read EXR data into a PIL image fine:

I am trying to get orb_slam2_ros to compile and it needed an OpenCV version higher than 2.3. I have 4.2.0 but it doesn't work but according to ROS, it has been tested to work on 2.4.11. Here is what I did:

• Download the source zip file.
• Extract it.
• Go into the directory and create a build folder.
• Go into the build folder and run cmake ... There is gives me this:

I am trying to compile OpenCV for Android with contrib modules, mainly I am interested in sfm. I did a lot of research and finaly I did the following in order to support sfm:

Compiled gflags Compiled Glog Compiled Ceres

After that I used this cmake command to build and generate (partial output is given below):

I am successfully using ImageMagick for a wide range of formats. However, I noticed that some of the (imo) more exotic formats work just fine when I call ImageMagick on them through the command line, but they fail when I try to load the same image using the Magick++ API.

For example, the AAI image formats:

On the command line everything works fine: