Mateusz Łoskot

First, I should emphasize [the provided CMake configuration allows a couple of ways to **_develop_** Boost.GIL](https://github.com/boostorg/gil/blob/develop/CONTRIBUTING.md#using-cmake), and not to use Boost.GIL. The CMake configuration should be considered purely _internal_ and...

OK, thanks for the clarification > Having a target you can link against is not only helpful for external consumers For the time being, I do not want to breed...

@Mike-Devel I appreciate your comments. It's always good to be provoked to question and re-think own bits. I never say never. Meanwhile, let's keep this open. (TBH, at this stage...

I've labelled this as _work-in-progress_ as this idea is not dropped, but postponed until the CMake for Boost has been completed. Apparently, some interesting CMake-ification efforts are ongoing thanks to...

AFAIK, yes, it an open issue and has not been targetted with any PR yet.

@AdityaSanthosh We maintain test images in this external repo under a GIL-dedicated organization https://github.com/boost-gil/test-images Next, we need a script (i.e. two scripts, in Bash and PowerShell) that download the images...

Try the suggestion from https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_68_0/libs/gil/doc/html/io.html > The `read_image()` expects the supplied image type to be compatible with the image stored in the file. > If the user doesn’t know what...

@meshtag No need to apologise. We're all volunteers here. Good luck with your exams.

@simmplecoder The optimisation ideas are interesting, but unless they are trivial, I don't mind if those are developed after the merge, in separate PRs.

> I encountered above error in [this](https://github.com/boostorg/gil/pull/562/checks?check_run_id=2246393722) build and I am rather suspicious, is this related to changes made by me? This failure does not seem to be related to...