[Insight-Users] Unix->Linux
Luis Ibanez
luis.ibanez@kitware.com
Wed, 06 Nov 2002 13:58:47 -0500
Hi Haydar,
Have you tried any of the other FLTK examples
distributed with ITK ?
Did you observe a similar behavior with any
of them ?
Notice that the fltkImageViewer is templated
over the pixel type... What pixel type are
you using for the display that is failing ?
What is the range of values that you anticipate
in this image ?
Luis
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Haydar Talib wrote:
> Hi Luis,
>
> I'm using fltkImageViewer to display the images. Basically, the same
> viewer will display correctly except for the one case.
>
> --Haydar
>
> >Hi Haydar,
>
> >
>
> >What are you using for visualization ?
>
> >
>
> >Is there an easy way to identify if the
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> >different behavior is happening on the
>
> >ITK image processing components or in
>
> >the visualization part of you code ?
>
> >
>
> >
>
> > Luis
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >=========================
>
> >
>
> >Haydar Talib wrote:
>
> >>Hello all, I have a small problem, perhaps someone may have a
>
> >>solution. Basically the problem is that some code will behave
>
> >>differently depending whether it is compiled on Unix and Linux. The
>
> >>code I am running uses four filter functions, including the
>
> >>Gaussian filter and GrayScaleErode and dilate. On Solaris, the code
>
> >>compiles and runs without any problem. On Linux, however, the code
>
> >>will compile but the output is not as expected. For the case of
>
> >>using a Gaussian filter, the Linux version behaves normally. When
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> >>using dialte and erode, however, the output image is comprised
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> >>entirely of zero-value pixels. The program is meant to display both
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> >>the input image and the output image. The input image is always
>
> >>correctly displayed, but for the case of using Erosion and Dilation
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> >>the output is surprising. The Solaris version yields the expected
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> >>output image when using Erosion and Dilation. Does anyone know what
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> >>could cause this strange discrepancy?
>
> >>Thank you in advance,
>
> >>Haydar Talib
>
> >>
>
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