Hi Miri,
I am happy to hear that you managed to compile and set-up MITK. The
tutorial steps will teach you how to use MITK as a "toolkit". The MITK
"ExtApp" is a quite advanced application based on our BlueBerry
application framework.
Starting with the tutorials to get acquainted with the MITK toolkit is a
very good approach.
On 07/21/2011 10:14 AM, Miri Trope wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to get started with MITK by following the tutorial steps.
Unfortunately, I have some difficulties with the environment (I'm
using Visual studio 2008) during the first tutorial (which is called:
Step1).
First of all, I built MITK. What should I do now in order to get
started with the tutorial? - I need to run startVS_debug.bat/
startExtApp_debug.bat which are in my MITK-superbuild/MITK-build ?
what are the differences between them?
Use "startVS_debug.bat" if you are using a Debug build. This will start
up Visual Studio with the correct solution file and with the Windows
PATH environment vairable correctly set up to point to all the required
third-party libs (ITK, VTK, Qt, etc.). This is *not* needed during the
development phase, but necessary for starting your MITK application (for
example a tutorial step).
Secondly, how to integrate between VS and MITK in order to operate
Step1.cpp (and display an image).
I've realized that I should do the following steps and put in one
folder these three files:
1. copy step1.cpp into a new folder - the folder has to be in a
specific location in the MITK-superbuild tree?
2. batch file: how should I know which paths to put in this file?
3. CMakeList.txt: copy the CMakeLists.txt that Sascha had posted
and put it in the same directory as step.cpp file?
4. I need to do another things ?
It really depends on what you want to do. The MITK-ProjectTemplate is
already quite sophisticated. If you are new to CMake and just want to
learn and play with MITK for the moment, I would advise you to just use
the MITK sources directly and modify Step(n).cpp to try out a couple of
things. Later on, you might want to use the MITK-ProjecTemplate.
I would also advise against copying files and CMake scripts from
different sources. That makes answering mails infinitely harder (unless
you have a very specific problem and problem description).
Best,
Sascha
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