with this setup cmake generates the build environment but doesn't start the compiler.
So at your current step you need to start the compiler on your own. E.g. on Windows you start the .sln file in bin folder and hit compile.
Then all toolkits are compiled and linked and then you can fine tune the build environment for MITK by locating the MITK-build directory within cmake gui.
Here you can for instance activate some additional plugins (not all are enabled by default).
Then start StartVS_debug.bat / StartVS_release.bat (Windows) and choose the coresponding build type in the IDE and compile again.
>From there you can also start the workbench (choose it as startup project).
Best,
Ingmar
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James <[email protected]> schrieb:
I have installed git, cmake and Qt4.8.5. I couldn't generate the MITK-superbuild with my Qt5. Then I installed Qt4.8.5 and cmake went through without errors/red highlights. But the MITK-superbuild only has about 3MB in size. Its MITK-build folder is empty.
I have added the Qt4.8.5 bin and lib folders into the PATH. I have attached the screenshot of the CMake result here and hope anybody can help me with this.
Thanks,James
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