RE: Re: [Dev-C++] PDF library for Dev-C++

[Reid T. <Rei...@at...>]

take a look at http://www.imagemagick.org/  it provides many interfaces
including C and C++.  It should build fine per
http://www.imagemagick.org/www/download.html

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reid


Isaac E. Wagner wrote:
> Thanks for the tip. The BSD license does sound better.
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> Is there a way to link the python dll's for ReportLab
> directly into a c++ program? I've found plenty of
> documentation on the web about linking c programs into
> python, but not the other way around. I've never programmed
> in python before, so I could use any help you can give.
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> Does anyone else knows of a c library I can link into my
> program that will generate PDF documents?
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> Thanks,
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> Isaac
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>    -------Original Message-------
>    > From: Reid Thompson <rei...@at...>
>    > Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] PDF library for Dev-C++
>    > Sent: Aug 02 2004 20:42:41
>    >
>    >  The ReportLab toolkit and most of our other Open Source
> tools are
>    >
>    >  available under the BSD license. This means that you
> can basically do
>    >
>    >  anything you want with it, including using it in a
> commercial package.
>    >
>    >  (We used to use the Python license, but the Python
> license became
>    >
>    >  historically complicated. We chose the BSD license
> because it was the
>    >
>    >  shortest and most readable Open Source license).    >
>    >
>    >
>    >  http://www.reportlab.org/downloads.html
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>    >
>    >  Isaac E. Wagner wrote:
>    >
>    >  > Hi all,
>    >
>    >  >
>    >
>    >  > I am writing a program that needs to produce output
> in PDF format. I'm
>    >
>    >  > trying to find a free (i.e. LGPL license) PDF library
> that can be used with
>    >
>    >  > Dev-C++. So far I've only found one library, but
> haven't been able to
>    >
>    >  > get it
>    >
>    >  > to compile with dev-c++. Does anyone know of a good
> pdf library that will
>    >
>    >  > compile at least reasonably easy?
>    >
>    >  >
>    >
>    >  > Thanks,
>    >
>    >  >
>    >
>    >  > -Isaac
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