Hello, Any pointers on the scope/ functionality covered by itksys or ProcessFwd9x.c within ITK would be much appreciated.
thanks, navneeth On Fri, Sep 28, 2012 at 1:13 PM, Navneeth Subramanian <[email protected]>wrote: > Hello, > > > We are trying to build ITK v3.20.1 for Windows Embedded Compact 7 (WEC7 > aka WinCE 7.0) for a Freescale i.MX53 ARM processor. Utilizing the > parogas-cmake port of CMake v2.8 on gitorious with minor modifications for > 64-bit Windows, we have been slowly porting ITK to WEC7. > > We’ve been able to work through most of the issues (e.g. No POSIX > support), but one of the issues has us blocked. To build ITK, we are using > Visual Studio 2008 (required for WEC7) and a custom SDK built for our > target ARM hardware. This runs on an x64 Windows 7 computer. When > building with the SDK, it cross-compiles for ARMv4I. > > > > But when building the itksys project in ITK, it fails because it is trying > to build *ProcessFwd9x.c* for ARM, then it tries to execute the result of > this build as part of the build process. But it can’t because this is an > x64 system and not ARM. > > > I’ve tried following the instructions available for configuring CMake for > cross-compiling, but it seems to be very Linux focused and not applicable > when building in Visual Studio with a Smart Device SDK. We’ve considered > removing this from the ITK build as we don’t believe we require it for our > usage of the library, but it is proving difficult to remove due to > interdependencies. > > > > Can anyone help with either of the below questions? > > > > 1. How do we configure the ITK build or CMake for cross-compiling using a > Visual Studio 2008 SDK build so that itksys builds correctly? > > > > or > > > > 2. How do we remove itksys from the build completely? And what are the > ramifications of doing so? > > > > Many Thanks. > > >
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