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This document describes the requirements and instructions to build ImageMagick
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for Windows on your own machine.
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Requirements
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o Visual Studio 2013 (or newer)
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o Git for Windows
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o AMD APP SDK (optional
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for OpenCL support)
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Install Visual Studio dependencies
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To build ImageMagick with Visual Studio the following components should
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be installed:
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o Desktop development with C++ (workload)
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o Visual C++ ATL for x86 and x64
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o Visual C++ MFC for x86 and x64
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o Windows XP support for C++ (optional if the output needs to run on Windows
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XP)
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Naming of these components might differ between version of Visual Studio. The
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example above use the Visual Studio 2017 names.
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Clone the dependencies
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The ImageMagick library is build with a number of third party libraries. Run
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CloneRepositories.cmd to clone these libraries and the ImageMagick library.
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Build configure.exe
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One of the folders that was created in the previous step is called VisualMagick
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and this folder contains a folder called configure. This folder contains a
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solution configure.sln. Open this solution with Visual Studio and start a
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Release build of the project. This will create a file called configure.exe in
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the folder. Running this program will start a Wizard that allows configuration
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of ImageMagick and its individual components.
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Build ImageMagick
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Depending on which options where chosen when running configure.exe one of
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the following solutions will be created in the VisualMagick folder:
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o VisualDynamicMT.sln (Dynamic Multi-threaded DLL runtimes)
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o VisualStaticMTD.sln (Static Multi-threaded DLL runtimes)
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o VisualStaticMT.sln (Static Multi-threaded runtimes)
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Open the solution to start building ImageMagick. The binaries will be created
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in the VisualMagick\bin folder.
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