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Mar 27, 2011  05:03 PM | Torsten Rohlfing
RE: File format and registration problem
Hi Thomas:

If you want an immediate fix for your Windows system, you may want to consider using the Cygwin binaries for now. You would have to install Cygwin itself also (from http://www.cygwin.com) but after that all the binaries should work as if they were native Windows executables.

The Linux archive you downloaded is indeed pre-compiled and should be ready to run. No compilation or configuration required, thus there is no CMakeLists.txt file. In general, you should not need cmake (now there's some good news at last) or any compiler tools to use these. The only limitation is that you may run into problems with system library versions - we are using fairly recent Linux versions here (Fedora 13 and 14), and I have yet to find a way to build binaries that work with older versions of standard C and C++ libraries.

Best,
  Torsten
Originally posted by Thomas Templier:
Hello Torsten,

I downloaded 1.6.1:CMTK 1.6.1-Windows-x86-VS2010.exe (18 M) from the main website http://www.nitrc.org/projects/cmtk/. I've just run the .exe file and then it was installed if I well remember.
I changed the voxel size of my images with Fiji, as Greg told me, and tried to use the registration tool of CMTK. Now it always crashes. (before it did not crash sometimes). 
So before using the windows version, I should wait for the problem to be solved. (or use the latest SVN/trunk version, but I'm quite new no the developing and open-source world, and I'm not familiar with SVN for the moment, but it will come)


(let me know if I should edit this part and put it in a new topic)
By the way, I'm trying to run it on my personal laptop with linux 64 bit. I've downloaded 1.6.1:CMTK 1.6.1-Linux-x86_64.tar.gz, and then extracted it :
tar -xzvf CMTK-1.6.1-Linux-x86_64.tar.gz
Then I'm a bit confused. It is a prebuilt binary, but I should first compile it with cmake right ? However, there is no CMakeLists.txt. There are just some .cmake files, that can be used for external projects (that is, if I want to use CMTK in another program ?). So I should create the CMakeLists.txt myself ? In this case I should create these files also in each subdirectory ? (it would lead to more than 10 CMakeLists.txt files which seems to be a lot) I've read some tutorials on cmake, and I'm not against learning but I feel a bit lost for the moment. Could someone guide me a bit ?

Thank you for your help

Best Regards,

Thomas

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