Thanks PC, Lyle and Samj !
I've replaced the old binary by your brand new version of the win64 compile on the G'MIC website (without the zlib.dll).
Very nice to see how fast you have been to build this binary

Bonjour,

I quickly tested the 64-bit Win package available on SourceForge:
- Compiling Lylejk works very well
- DLL contained in the package are not good and limit the possibilities of the plug-in

I strongly advise to provide these DLLs that are part of the compilation, but this is just my opinion...
http://www.aljacom.com/~gmic/gmic_gimp_64bit.zip

@bilbo9955

Just trying to compile with :
make gimp

Edit
Adding a screenshot : Informations during compilation.

Interesting. In which extend do they limit the possibilities of the plug-in ?

@Ronounours

Interesting. In which extend do they limit the possibilities of the plug-in ?

Importing images tiff and jpeg format.
See Makefile.

I asked, because initially, the G'MIC plug-in was not really made to read something else than .png and .cimgz files.
At least, on Linux, it doesn't have this possibility. I assumed that most of the image data input for the plug-in would be provided by GIMP itself (and this is done through the GIMP plug-in API, so using memory buffers instead of files).
I've added .png and .cimgz support only for exceptional needs (as if a filter needs to retrieve a .png file from the network to work for instance). This is maybe a limitation (but not really serious IMHO), but this also reduces the number of external dependencies, and we all know here this is often a pain to deal with them
Of course, as the Linux version doesn't have these extra-libraries, I would suggest that no new filters added to G'MIC could use them (at least I'll never add filters that require it myself).

So, my opinion is that the plug-in should not have these extra features enabled (as it is done in the default Makefile provided along the source package). Having these is mandatory for the CLI version 'gmic' of the framework, but I think the plug-in can easily live without them (it has been like this since the beginning).

@Ronounours

The import works fine in Windows, users may be happy to use it ...

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Apart from that I have a good news, at least I think:
I managed to cross compile the plugin from Linux Mint 64-bit, for running 64-bit Gimp Win.

I have attached the plugin with its DLL in the attached archive. If people want to test, I'd be happy to know the results.

[quote="samj"]@bilbo9955

Just trying to compile with :
make gimp

Than you for your reply. I had tried that and received the same result. I am going to download everything again and start over.

As long as I can still compile G'MIC, and, as long as Tux don't mind, I'll upload any executable here and you can then upload that to sourceforce David. I don't mind doing that. Fifteen minutes isn't much a sacrifice; the only variable is the time required to use the git command with the compiler. Never had to do that before. Well, gotta few errands to run so take care folks.