[ITK Community] Integrating ITK into our own SDK

[Matt McCormick]

Hi Mike,

Does setting CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX to "Release" or "Debug" work for your
situation?

Thanks,
Matt


On Wed, Mar 12, 2014 at 12:57 PM, Michael Jackson <
mike.jackson at bluequartz.net> wrote:

> Hello ITK Community,
>    In my current project (dream3d.bluequartz.net) we would like to be
> able to incorporate ITK as our image processing library of choice. To that
> end we usually provide precompiled binaries of all our dependent libraries
> (HDF5, Qt, Qwt, Eigen, TBB, Boost) for our Windows users so that they do
> not have to compile all the dependencies themselves**. For every library
> there are Debug and Release versions of the libraries where each library
> has some nomenclature in the name of the library file that denotes Debug or
> Release.
>   In compiling ITK there does not seem to be any type of differentiation
> in the naming so when I do a Debug build and install then do a Release
> build and install the second install simply over writes the first install.
> Even for normal development it seems like I have to go back and compile the
> Debug and "install" that when I am debugging my own code but when I want to
> try my code in release I have to go back and Compile/Install the Release
> version of ITK, then compile/install my own project. Clearly I am missing
> something about how to do this sort of thing with ITK so I have some
> questions about how to proceed.
>
> 1: Has anyone else tried to include a prebuilt ITK into their own "SDK"
> and how did you go about doing that?
> 2: How do I ensure that when I compile a Debug build I am getting a Debug
> version of ITK?
> 3: How can I have an installation of BOTH a Debug build of ITK and a
> Release build of ITK?
>
>
>
> **: On windows it is very easy to hose yourself by mix-n-matching other
> peoples Precompiled Binaries so that you end up with multiple versions of
> the C/C++ runtime libraries on windows which causes all sorts of Headaches.
> This is why we precompile ALL of our dependent libraries so we ensure we do
> not run into this problem, at least on Windows.
>
> Thanks for any help/thoughts/ideas/recommendations
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