I recently used libpng in writing out as .PNG file. I overloaded their error routine and replaced by my custom error handler. libpng.txt should give you all the required details I guess. go for a step-by-step check of your execution to know the exact place where it calls the error routine.
this should be of some help I guess. post if u need any more specific help
~ matt
Libpng: writing PNG files...
July 11, 2004 02:41 PM
Quote: Original post by taurean
I recently used libpng in writing out as .PNG file. I overloaded their error routine and replaced by my custom error handler. libpng.txt should give you all the required details I guess. go for a step-by-step check of your execution to know the exact place where it calls the error routine.
this should be of some help I guess. post if u need any more specific help
~ matt
I went with haro's suggestion instead... Lets just say corona has a bit of a better API:
/******************************************************** Function: CImage::SavePNG()* Purpose : Save image data to a PNG file* Initial : Max Payne on July 10, 2004********************************************************Revisions and bug fixes:*/bool CImage::SavePNG(const char* FilePath){ // Make sure there is image data if (!m_pImageData) return false; // Create a corona image corona::Image* pImage = corona::CreateImage(m_Width, m_Height, corona::PF_R8G8B8, m_pImageData); // Make sure the image was created if (!pImage) return false; // Save the image to a PNG file corona::SaveImage(FilePath, corona::FF_PNG, pImage); // Delete the corona image delete pImage; // Nothing went wrong return true;}Its not that I don't like non-oop code... Its that libpng's code is just awful. Oh yeah, and corona worked out of the box, in under 10 minutes ;) Thumbs up!
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