@Amjad_Sahi @wsmlby
Unfortunately I’m unable to reproduce the issue.
Could you recheck this?
To be on the same page please repeat what I do:
- Download a latest release from https://releases.aspose.com/barcode/cpp/new-releases/aspose.barcode-for-c++-22.6-linux/
- Unpack it and put your image file into the Aspose.BarCode_for_Cpp_Linux_22.6/Aspose.BarCode for Cpp/example/testdata
- Replace the source file into the Aspose.BarCode_for_Cpp_Linux_22.6/Aspose.BarCode for Cpp/source to one from main.zip (1.6 KB)
- Run build_clang.sh from example directory
It should give you:
Recognized text: S:7H29834EJZ4EDL
D:042322
P:58325**************Recognized by Aspose Barcode Reader evaluation version. Only Code39Standard can be recognized without restrictions. Please buy license to use Aspose Barcode Reader without watermarks.
OK
You could put your license file into the testdata directory and uncomment the corresponded lines into the source file to get the barcode fully recognized.