Hi,

I didn't have much time to look into it, but "ob_refcnt" suggests that it could be a Python issue. You could check if the CTK-build directory contains a CMake configuration where Python is enabled. Maybe something is going wrong there.

Best,
Sascha

On 09/13/2013 10:05 AM, Hortense KIRISLI wrote:

Hi Sascha,

 

Thanks a lot for your reply!

I tried few more things yesterday, but still have the same compiler errors.

 

What I have done:

As I have MITK 2013.03.0 working on my desktop computer (Win 7 64 bits MSVS210), I decided to try to install this same version on my laptop (Win 7 64 bits MSVS2008), instead of the 2013.03.2 version.

I created a new superbuild, made exactly the same CMake configuration as on my desktop computer, with the same versions of Qt, Git, Python and Boost, but it did not succeed the building, and I am still facing the same errors… L
I attach you the
CMakeCache.txt ; I did not find anything potentially different from the CMakeCache.txt of the MITK superbuild successfully installed on my desktop computer. But maybe you will be more lucky!

Last, I did not modified nor moved files from the MITK 2013.03.0 sources that I downloaded from the MITK website.

 

Hope we can figure out some solutions together J

 

Best,

Hortense

 

 

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De : Sascha Zelzer [mailto:[email protected]]
Envoyé : mercredi 11 septembre 2013 23:38
À : Hortense KIRISLI
Cc : [email protected]
Objet : Re: [mitk-users] MITK 2013.03.2 building error

 

Hi Hortense,

We have never seen something like this, so I assume that there is something fundamentally wrong with your CMake set-up.

The files like org_commontk_CTKWidgets_module_init.cpp in your output window shouldn't be there (all the ones with "_module_init.cpp" in CTK). Such files are usually created for MITK modules (shared libraries created with the MITK_CREATE_MODULE CMake macro). Since CTK doesn't know anything about MITK, these files are definitely "misplaced" - for whatever reason.

I can only advise to try to create a new clean superbuild and check your CMake configuration carefully. You could send us the CMakeCache.txt file of your MITK superbuild. Apart from that, it is very difficult to remotely diagnose such problems.

Best,

Sascha

On 09/11/2013 05:56 PM, Hortense KIRISLI wrote:

Dear MITK experts,

 

As my question remained unanswered since a week, I re-iterate (please refer to email below), hoping to get an answer this time J.

 

Many thanks,

 

Hortense

 

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Hortense KIRISLI, PhD

Marie Curie Experienced Researcher
for the SUMMER project

 

AQUILAB

Parc Eurasanté – Lille Métropole                                        

Bâtiment Hermès

250 rue Salvador Allende                                  

59120 Loos Les Lille - France

Tel. +33 3 69 61 51 65

www.aquilab.com

 

AQUILAB

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De : Hortense KIRISLI [mailto:[email protected]]
Envoyé : mardi 3 septembre 2013 09:59
À : [email protected]
Objet : [mitk-users] MITK 2013.03.2 building error

 

Hi all,

 

I have a laptop running 64 Bit Windows using MSVS 2008, and I am facing issue when trying to compile MITK 2013.3.2 on it.

I have successfully installed MITK 2013.3.0 on a similar machine (64 Bit Windows using MSVS 2010), so most certainly I am not missing any installation step (Git, CMake, Qt, Python, Boost,… are successfully pre-installed)

The building errors I get are related to CTK, and are all the same:
compiler error C2227 - The operand to the left of -> is not a pointer to a class, structure, or union.

 

Attached is a screenshot of the errors for more details.

 

Any help would be highly appreciated J.

 

Regards,

Hortense

 

 

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Hortense KIRISLI, PhD

Marie Curie Experienced Researcher
for the SUMMER project

 

AQUILAB

Parc Eurasanté – Lille Métropole                                        

Bâtiment Hermès

250 rue Salvador Allende                                  

59120 Loos Les Lille - France

Tel. +33 3 69 61 51 65

www.aquilab.com

 

AQUILAB

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