[Insight-users] questions from windows to linux

[Quan Xue]

Hello Luis and ITK users:
         I meet with two new questions after I transfer my program from 
WindowsXP to Linux Mandriva.
         One is the shortcut from keyboard such as "Ctl+1" does not 
respond at all, but this function is tested in Windows successfully.  
Would you meet with the same question like me? I notice that in FLTK 
from CMake one term "CMAKE_USE_PTHREADS" is selected by ON and others 
term are closed.
         The other is there are lots of warning to tell me "no new line 
at end of file" even to each file in the source folder. In the Microsoft 
compiler, it is passed but possibly GCC is more stricted about "\n" in C 
programming? Are there methods to avoid these warning?
         Best regards,
Quan



Luis Ibanez a écrit :
>
> Hi Quan,
>
> Thanks for letting us know about the VTK version that you are using,
> and letting us know that you found the solution to the problem.
>
> In Linux, as opposed to Windows, you can select the compilation mode
> from the CMake configuration stage.
>
> Simply set in CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE one of the following:
>
>          Release
>          Debug
>
> By selecting "Release" there, the makefiles will add the optimization
> flags that will improve the runtime performance of the code.
>
>
>   Regards,
>
>
>      Luis
>
>
> --------------
> Quan Xue wrote:
>> Hello, Lius:
>>      Yes, I am using VTK4.4 not but 5.0, so there is some conflicts 
>> between them.
>>      I changed the code in "CannyLevelSet", and everything is ok.
>>      At the same time, Would you give me a hint about complie mode. 
>> For IDE in windows, we can select "debug" "release" "RelWithDebInfor" 
>> "MinSizeRel", to linux what should I do to select the "release" mode?
>>      I "make" directly based on makefile from cmake in the binary 
>> directory, but until now I notice that the speed doest not enhance 
>> comprared with "debug" mode in Windows.
>>     Best regards,
>> Quan
>>
>