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   When a group is ON, all the modules in the group and their depending modules are "enabled".
   When a group is ON, all the modules in the group and their depending modules are "enabled".
   The corresponding CMake variables " <module name>_ENABLED" for each of those modules are ON.
   The corresponding CMake variables " <module name>_ENABLED" for each of those modules are ON.
   Users could change the categorization by editing "CMake/ITKGroup.cmake" according to their needs.
   Users can change the categorization by editing "CMake/ITKGroup.cmake" according to their needs.


== Advanced mode (modules) ==
== Advanced mode (modules) ==

Revision as of 19:58, 5 April 2011

Key CMake options created for modular ITK

Main mode (groups)

  • ITKGroup<xxx>: select a group of modules. The default grouping/categorization of the modules can be found in "ITK/CMake/ITKGroup.cmake". The core group is turned on by default.
 When a group is ON, all the modules in the group and their depending modules are "enabled".
 The corresponding CMake variables " <module name>_ENABLED" for each of those modules are ON.
 Users can change the categorization by editing "CMake/ITKGroup.cmake" according to their needs.

Advanced mode (modules)

  • Module_<xxx>: build a module.
  • ITK_BUILD_ALL_MODULES: build all the modules in the toolkit (for testing the entire toolkit, this option is often used)
 When a module is ON, the module and its depending modules are "enabled".
 The corresponding CMake variables " <module name>_ENABLED" are ON.