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* [[ITKGroup<xxx>]]: Select a group of modules. The default grouping/categorization of the modules can be found in "CMake/ITKGroup.cmake". | * [[ITKGroup<xxx>]]: Select a group of modules. The default grouping/categorization of the modules can be found in "CMake/ITKGroup.cmake". | ||
Users could change the categorization by editing this file according to their needs. The core group is turned on by default. | Users could change the categorization by editing this file according to their needs. 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. | |||
== Advanced mode (modules) == | == Advanced mode (modules) == | ||
* Module_<module name>: build the module "ITK-<module name>" | * Module_<module name>: build the module "ITK-<module name>" | ||
* ITK_BUILD_ALL_MODULES: build all the modules in the toolkit (for testing the entire toolkit, this option is often used) | * 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. | |||
Revision as of 15:09, 4 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 "CMake/ITKGroup.cmake".
Users could change the categorization by editing this file according to their needs. 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.
Advanced mode (modules)
- Module_<module name>: build the module "ITK-<module name>"
- 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.
