Hi Samuel,
it is possible to install a standalone command line app of Fiberfox to do
simulation on already created tractograms and dwi images, as the ones you can
create with the design tools of Fiberfox. You will also require a specific
parameter file in order to configure the simulations. You can parametrize it
from the graphical interface of Fiberfox, then save it to use in the command
line app.
The installation of the app with the good dependencies, but without all the Qt
dependencies is however a bit of a hurdle. I was able to accomplish it by doing
this :
- First enable the Cmake option MITK_BUILD_CONFIGURATION to mitkDiffusion (or
DiffusionRelease or DiffusionWorkbench, etc ..) and start a configure step.
- This will activate the required inner and outer ibraries for the linking step
of the build to work. It however also enables all graphic applications, so in
order to clear all Qt related build steps, you will need first to place back
the option MITK_BUILD_CONFIGURATION to custom.
- Then, deselect all of the Applications (MITK_BUILD_APP_* options) and
deselect or empty all options related to Qt. I also suggest you not to build
Shared Libs and Testing, targets which can depend on Qt even when building
without it.
- Configure, check that no Qt dependencies or path are present in the options,
Generate and start building !
Alex
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De : Samuel St-Jean <stjean...@gmail.com>
Envoyé : 11 décembre 2017 11:23:26
À : mitk-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Objet : Re: [mitk-users] Are there mitk build for centos 7?
Hello,
I see that there are new builds for ubuntu 14.04 and 16.04, but unfortunately
the glibc from cent 7 is a bit older. As I was trying to run some fiberfox
simulations with motion and all, it made my computer swap by using over 19 GB
of ram. Of course we have servers for heavy duty stuff, but they are too old
for the released version of mitk diffusion.
I tried building it some time ago from source, but getting qt running was just
too much of a hurdle since stuff can't be easily installed on these servers. So
for the actual questions :
- Is there a build for older glibc somewhere which might not have reached the
download page?
- Say I just go without building the qt interface (which I tried while writing
this, and it needs cmake 3.5, whereas I have 3.3.1, so too bad for now :/)
Well anyway, what are the easy options for running on servers that people are
using?
Thanks,
Samuel
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