Magick

GetMagickPrecision

GetMagickPrecision() returns the maximum number of significant digits to be printed.

The format of the GetMagickPrecision method is:

int GetMagickPrecision(void)

IsMagickCoreInstantiated

IsMagickCoreInstantiated() returns MagickTrue if the ImageMagick environment is currently instantiated-- that is, MagickCoreGenesis() has been called but MagickCoreTerminus() has not.

The format of the IsMagickCoreInstantiated method is:

MagickBooleanType IsMagickCoreInstantiated(void)

MagickCoreGenesis

MagickCoreGenesis() initializes the MagickCore environment.

The format of the MagickCoreGenesis function is:

MagickCoreGenesis(const char *path,
  const MagickBooleanType establish_signal_handlers)

A description of each parameter follows:

path: the execution path of the current ImageMagick client.
establish_signal_handlers: set to MagickTrue to use MagickCore's own signal handlers for common signals.

MagickCoreTerminus() is a function in the ImageMagick library that is used to clean up and release resources when shutting down an application that uses ImageMagick. This function should be called in the primary thread of the application's process during the shutdown process. It's crucial that this function is invoked only after any threads that are using ImageMagick functions have terminated.

ImageMagick might internally use threads via OpenMP (a method for parallel programming). As a result, it's important to ensure that any function calls into ImageMagick have completed before calling MagickCoreTerminus(). This prevents issues with OpenMP worker threads accessing resources that are destroyed by this termination function.

If OpenMP is being used (starting from version 5.0), the OpenMP implementation itself handles starting and stopping worker threads and allocating and freeing resources using its own methods. This means that after calling MagickCoreTerminus(), some OpenMP resources and worker threads might still remain allocated. To address this, the function omp_pause_resource_all(omp_pause_hard) can be invoked. This function, introduced in OpenMP version 5.0, ensures that any resources allocated by OpenMP (such as threads and thread-specific memory) are freed. It's recommended to call this function after MagickCoreTerminus() has completed its execution.

The format of the MagickCoreTerminus function is:

MagickCoreTerminus(void)

SetMagickPrecision

SetMagickPrecision() sets the maximum number of significant digits to be printed.

An input argument of 0 returns the current precision setting.

A negative value forces the precision to reset to a default value according to the environment variable "MAGICK_PRECISION", the current 'policy' configuration setting, or the default value of '6', in that order.

The format of the SetMagickPrecision method is:

int SetMagickPrecision(const int precision)

A description of each parameter follows:

precision: set the maximum number of significant digits to be printed.