[Insight-users] which library must I include? : please read Insight/Documentation/InsightStart.pdf
Luis Ibanez
luis.ibanez@kitware.com
Thu, 14 Nov 2002 11:45:20 -0500
Hi Alberto,
You may want to look at the introductory document
Insight/Docuementation/InsightStart.pdf
It describes the easiest way to get started with
ITK. It also lists the set of basic libraries
generated when you build ITK.
The typical libraries you may have to link with
are:
- ITKCommon
- ITKBasicFilters
- ITKAlgorithms
If you use input/output filter you will need
- ITKIO
- ITKMetaImageIO
- itkzlib
- itkpng
The messages you are getting from multiple defined
symbols are typical of mixing configuration modes
in windows.
For example:
building ITK in release mode, and the
building your application in debug mode.
You may want to avoid mixing configurations.
The best way to get a consistent setup is to
use CMake for building your project too.
Again, the InsightStart.pdf document will
show you how to write a CMakeLists.txt file
for your external project.
Please let us know if you have further questions.
Thanks
Luis
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Alberto Bert wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm trying to use itk in windows.
> My problem is that the system (win XP and VC++6) apparently
> build a lot of library files (about 40!) And I cannot understand which
> one I need to link when I'm using some specific classes. Is it written
> someware?
> Furthermore, some of these "library files" are incompatible, when
> included compiler say that you define twice some classes...
>
> Up to now, I've worked in linux and everything was ok including just .so
> files, now I'm trying to test my micro-program on windows...
>
> Sorry for the maybe dummy question and
> thanks in advance,
> Alberto
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