Installing rawproc in Windows

Just run the .exe file you downloaded. The installer will install rawproc just like any other program. It'll also put a rawproc.conf file in your c:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\rawproc\ directory; you can change various configuration particulars in this file before running rawproc. A choice will be presented for you to keep your previous rawproc.conf; however, please review the Configuration topic for information on new configuration parameters. And, if you chose to do so in the install process, it'll put a shortcut on your desktop. I recommend doing this, as you can quickly open pictures by dragging them from your Explorer window to the rawproc icon. And, with the -c switch you can now make multiple desktop shortcuts, all pointing to the same rawproc but to different configuration files.

Note: If you're reinstalling rawproc and you want to keep your old settings, it would be a good idea to copy rawproc.conf from the APDDATA directory, let the installer install the new rawproc.conf, and hand-edit in your previous settings. One day, I'll implement a .conf merge function...

Installing rawproc in Linux

The AppImage of rawproc available on the github Releases page should run on most mainstream Linux distributions. Just download it to a convenient location, and run it as you would any other program. The AppRun script I'm now using seems to allow the executable to find the configuration and help files just as if the application were running natively.

Compiling rawproc

If you want to try compiling rawproc, there's a wiki page on the topic in the github repo. It's not a trivial exercise, especially if you're either compiling it on Windows, or just including LensFun