Félix and Sascha, Thank you for your quick replies.
I am trying to compile Qt following your instructions in a windows 7 64bit, with MVS2008 with x64 compilers, windows SDK 7.1 and I am having a lot of troubles. I have goggled for 2 day now all about compiling Qt, but with no success. Trying to compile under the Visual Studio command line doesn´t work. The Qt only compiled under the windows SDK 7.1 command line. I understand this error is not MITK related, but still it maybe someone here came across this error. After compiling the code, when I try to run Qt designer it crashes. And the tests executables have a strange behavior... Also I have no idea what options to chose in CMake-gui... What I want is a framework so I can develop my own plugins (rendering window with a simple qt user interface, with OpenCL, or OpenGL, or CUDA), create some installer and be able to install my software in several machines for testing. I hope I am not re-posting questions, and again thank you for your kind help! Kind regards, Miguel Nunes On 11.10.2012 01:57, Félix C. Morency wrote: > Hi, > > Just my 2cents, but using the Visual Studio generator will produce > path-friendly batch files to fire-up Visual Studio with all the right > paths as mentioned in the documentation: > > "On Windows, the PATH environment variable must contain the > directories containging third-party libraries. The MITK build system > generated Windows Batch files in the MITK-build directory which set up > a correct environment and opens the appropriate Visual Studio > solution file. Use (and maybe modify/enhance) these Batch files to be > able to start and debug MITK applications from inside Visual Studio." > > -F > > On Wed, Oct 10, 2012 at 1:09 PM, Sascha Zelzer > <[email protected]> wrote: >> Hi, >> >> On 10/10/2012 11:07 AM, Miguel Nunes wrote: >>> We have decided to use MITK as our framework and I have a couple of >>> questions: >>> >>> * what IDE is best? We are developing in windows and I guess we have to >>> install Qt SDK, c++ compilers, etc... is there any page with the setting >>> up guide? what do you recommend? >> Thanks for choosing MITK :-) >> >> IDE decisions depend on personal taste... on Windows people usually use >> the CMake Visual Studio generator and use either Visual Studio 2008 or >> 2010 (2012 is know to have issues). QtCreator with nmake (no parallel >> builds), jom, or ninja and the Microsoft compiler and debugger should >> also work but is not officially tested/supported by the MITK team. >> >> For setting up your environment, please read >> >> http://docs.mitk.org/nightly-qt4/BuildInstructionsPage.html >> >>> * Do we need the complete code of MITK or is it possible to just attach >>> the new plugins to the installed MITK version ? >> As stated here >> >> http://www.mitk.org/Download >> >> the available binary downloads cannot be used as a SDK. To develop with >> MITK, you need to build it. However, after building MITK your own >> plug-ins/modules are usually developed in a separate project using MITK >> as an external dependency. Unless you need very recent code fixes, I >> suggest to use the sources from the latest release (either checking out >> the appropriate git tag or downloading the source tarball) linked from >> the page above. >> >> Best, >> Sascha >> >> >>> Kind regards, >>> Miguel >>> >>> On 27.09.2012 10:28, Sascha Zelzer wrote: >>>> Hello Miguel, >>>> >>>> Welcome to the MITK mailing list. >>>> >>>> Your questions touch some advanced topics. Please see my comments below. >>>> >>>> On 09/25/2012 04:25 PM, Miguel Nunes wrote: >>>>> First, is it possible we can develop a plug-in (or change the MITK >>>>> project directly) in order to develop our own rendering framework (ITK, >>>>> VTK, CUDA, ...) and use it instead of yours? >>>> I would strongly advise against modifying the MITK project directly. >>>> Most likely, you will get synchronization issues later when you want >>>> to update to a newer MITK code base. We have seen these problems >>>> already in third-party projects. >>>> >>>> MITK as a toolkit is quite flexible and extensible, and MITK based >>>> applications (for example the "MITK Workbench") are build from the >>>> ground up with extensibility in mind. >>>> >>>> While you certainly could develop your own rendering system, this will >>>> not be an easy task (unless your scope is very limited, trying to >>>> solve a special case). You might also loose a couple of benefits >>>> provided by MITK, depending on the level of customization. >>>> >>>> Maybe you could elaborate more on your needed features in the >>>> rendering system so we might be able to help you in the >>>> decision/design process. Note that MITK already uses ITK and VTK data >>>> structures and VTK mapper to render these data structures. >>>> >>>>> Or, at least, modify the viewing windows system (number of views, >>>>> rendering techniques, etc) ? >>>> Modifying the frontend (number of views etc.) is totally possible and >>>> done in some existing projects already. New rendering techniques are >>>> usually implemented as new "mapper" classes in MITK (based on VTK >>>> code) and attached to a certain data type to render it in a special way. >>>> >>>>> Lastly, from what I have been reading in MITK webpage, it seems to be >>>>> simple to develop plugins. Is there any example of an implementation, >>>>> step by step? >>>> New plug-ins (and also a complete project containing a plug-in stub) >>>> are usually create with the "PluginGenerator". Please read >>>> >>>> http://www.mitk.org/SetupAMitkBasedProject >>>> >>>> and >>>> >>>> http://docs.mitk.org/nightly-qt4/NewPluginPage.html >>>> >>>> Let us know if you have more questions. >>>> >>>> Thanks, >>>> Sascha >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> Don't let slow site performance ruin your business. 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