Hi Johannes,
after running "working" and "non-working" versions through dependency
walker's profiler, I have found the reason: several dll's are simply not
packaged by CPack.
In the build directory they are located in
"MITK-build/bin/MitkCore/Release". If I just copy these dll's
(MitkIOExt.dll and MitkVtkShaders.dll) into the directory where CPack
installed the application into the directory "bin/MitkCore" - everything
works perfectly.
I noticed that there are also dll's in the
"MITK-build/bin/Mitk/Release". Something tells me that they should also
be included in the installation/package.
So I guess these libraries are just not installed as they are supposed
to and this should be as simple as modifying the related CMakeLists files.
For now I can live with this and I will probably wait until the 2014.03
release to see if it has already been resolved. If not - then I will
open a bug in the bugtracker.
Best regards,
Rostislav.
On 15/04/2014 16:01, Johannes Totz wrote:
> On 14/04/2014 16:44, Rostislav Khlebnikov wrote:
>> As a follow-up:
>> I tried running the app from the folder where CPack installed it - the
>> result is the same. However, if I remove the Mitk*.dll and setup the
>> PATH to point to the location where MITK is built - then everything
>> works fine.
>> This is a very confusing behavior as the dll's are binary equivalent. I
>> also observe the same behavior when packaging the MITK workbench and not
>> my application.
>>
>> Any clues on why this happens?
> Sounds like a dll mismatch. Cpack is a major pain in the neck and, at
> least on Windows, will happily package incompatible dll versions (32-bit
> vs 64-bit), resulting in some dlls failing to load. We've run into
> numerous issues, usually related to dbghelp.dll being packaged along.
>
> Are you running 64 bit or 32? Try dependency walker and see if there's
> an archicture mismatch somewhere.
>
>
>> On 14/04/2014 13:47, Rostislav Khlebnikov wrote:
>>> Dear Markus and Sandy,
>>>
>>> I saw that Markus reported this bug
>>> <http://bugs.mitk.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17545>and it is was closed by
>>> Sandy as "RESOLVED INVALID".
>>> I faced a similar bug in the packaged version of my MITK-based
>>> application under windows. It works absolutely fine if I run the
>>> version from either the IDE or just from the build tree.
>>> Could you please tell me what happened to this behavior? Perhaps you
>>> could give me some tips on how to fix this?
>>>
>>> Thank you,
>>> Rostislav.
>>>
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