Please treat this as public domain license. Basically, you could do anything with it, but the author is not going to take reponsibility of anything happened for your usage.
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Thank your very much, this version compiles. Maybe a new version of the source distribution
jpeg2pdf_1.1_src.zip
should be created, in order to avoid the confusion. Or remove the one that does not compile, so one goes straight to the "code" area.
And thanks for creating such a useful tool.
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Thank your very much, this version compiles. Maybe a new version of the
source distribution
jpeg2pdf_1.1_src.zip
should be created, in order to avoid the confusion. Or remove the one that
does not compile, so one goes straight to the "code" area.
And thanks for creating such a useful tool.
Would be nice if there was a command line option to recognise an EXIF Orientation flag if it was present in the jpeg. i.e if option flag was set then auto-rotate the image as required before conversion. Thanks for a great program! :-)
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In the downloads for this project you distribute a binary-only version of the GNU C compiler. This violates the GNU Licenses which specify that the GCC source code must be distributed along with the binaries: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#UnchangedJustBinary
Thanks for the recommendation, I'll later try to delete these from the
package. It's really just for convenience but I think we could remove them
directly.
In the downloads for this project you distribute a binary-only version of
the GNU C compiler. This violates the GNU Licenses which specify that the
GCC source code must be distributed along with the binaries: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#UnchangedJustBinary
Open-source command line tool to create PDF documents from multiple JPEG files, one JPEG per page.
EULA link would be very appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Please treat this as public domain license. Basically, you could do anything with it, but the author is not going to take reponsibility of anything happened for your usage.
Last version does not compile on Linux (SUSE Leap 15, 64 bits, gcc 7.3.1), it gives the following errors:
The following warings are also valid:
*nix build fixed in https://sourceforge.net/p/jpeg2pdf/code/8/
Thank your very much, this version compiles. Maybe a new version of the source distribution
jpeg2pdf_1.1_src.zip
should be created, in order to avoid the confusion. Or remove the one that does not compile, so one goes straight to the "code" area.
And thanks for creating such a useful tool.
Thanks Dmitry!
Dusan Peterc dusanp@users.sourceforge.net 于2019年2月18日周一 下午1:00写道:
Would be nice if there was a command line option to recognise an EXIF Orientation flag if it was present in the jpeg. i.e if option flag was set then auto-rotate the image as required before conversion. Thanks for a great program! :-)
In the downloads for this project you distribute a binary-only version of the GNU C compiler. This violates the GNU Licenses which specify that the GCC source code must be distributed along with the binaries: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#UnchangedJustBinary
Second, the distribution does not include a copy of the GPL, which is also required: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#WhyMustIInclude
Please modify your distribution to be compliant with the license of the software you are distributing.
Thanks for the recommendation, I'll later try to delete these from the
package. It's really just for convenience but I think we could remove them
directly.
Thomas Henlich thenlich@users.sourceforge.net 于2020年1月17日周五 上午5:45写道:
please make release (1.2?) based on r9 revision
Dmitry, do we have r9? I didn't see r9 on the source control. Thanks!
I mean latest version https://sourceforge.net/p/jpeg2pdf/code/9/