Hi,
preliminary note: Make sure to build into a short-named top-level directory to keep the path names short, e.g. "D:/MITK-stable-sb" not something like "D:/developments/prototype/MITK-superbuild". This is crucial as Windows has very old path-length limitations and ITK, a dependency of MITK that is built in the MITK superbuild, generates very long paths in the MITK superbuild directory. That said, let's go: 0) Install Qt 5.11 or Qt 5.12 preferably to the default location of the Qt installer (C:/Qt) and make sure to (a) select the 64-bit version for Visual Studio 2017 and (b) also check the optional components QtWebEngine and QtScript. 1) Clone the current stable branch of MITK that is based on our last release: git clone --branch=releases/2018-04 https://phabricator.mitk.org/source/mitk.git MITK-stable 2) Clone the MITK-ProjectTemplate: git clone https://phabricator.mitk.org/source/mitk-projecttemplate.git MITK-projecttemplate You now have two top-level directories like D:/MITK-stable and D:/MITK-projecttemplate. For simplicity, I continue with these locations: 3) Open CMake 3.14 (supported in the release branch since Apr 3 2019), set D:/MITK-stable as source directory and D:/MITK-stable-sb as build directory (sb stands for superbuild, see prelimiary note above). Click on Configure. 3a) Select Visual Studio 15 2017 as generator *and* x64 as the platform in the combobox right below. Click Finish. If you followed step (0), this should already succeed and Qt should be automatically found. If you installed Qt somewhere else, you must set Qt5_DIR to something like "E:/my/custom/path/Qt/5.12/msvc2017_64/lib/cmake/Qt5" and press Configure again. 3b) Look for MITK_EXTENSION_DIRS and set it to your ProjectTemplate path like "D:/MITK-projecttemplate". Press Configure again. A good sign that MITK recognized the ProjectTemplate is that there should now be a MITK_USE_GuidelinesSupportLibrary variable visible in CMake GUI. If you cannot find it, you probably misspelled the directory name of the ProjectTemplate. Please double-check. 4) Press Generate, wait until CMake finished, open D:/MITK-stable-sb/MITK-superbuild.sln, double-check that x64 is set as platform in the combobox at the top in the Standard toolbar, go to Build -> Batch build..., switch on BUILD_ALL in Debug and Release configuration and press Build. 5) Wait until MITK built everything in Debug and Release configuration. Time for coffee/tea. 6) After the build completed successfully, go back to CMake GUI and change the build directory from D:/MITK-stable-sb to D:/MITK-stable-sb/MITK-build. You are now configuring the actual MITK build instead of the superbuild. Here you can switch on and off MITK plugins for example. The org.mitk.gui.qt.exampleplugin should be enabled by default and it is part of the ProjectTemplate. If not, switch it on. Configure, generate and then open D:/MITK-stable-sb/MITK-build/MITK.sln. 7) MitkWorkbench should be the default startup project in the MITK.sln solution, so simply hit start and after a short build time, the Workbench should show up with all the plugins you switched on. 8) Explore the D:/MITK-projecttemplate directory/source code. Start with the module directory and then the plugins directory. You will find a lot of comments and suggestions in these source file targeting newbies and explaining basic MITK concepts. Best, Stefan ________________________________ Von: 李面面 <olor...@gmail.com> Gesendet: Montag, 21. Oktober 2019 05:43 An: mitk-users@lists.sourceforge.net Betreff: [mitk-users] How can I make my own applications and use mitk? Greetings, 1) On what system do you work? (Linux/Windows/Mac, which OS-Version, 32 or 64 bit) a. Windows 10 64 2) What compiler do you use? (e.g. gcc, VC9, VC10, clang) a. VC15 (Visual Studio 17) 3) Which tool did you use to build the project? (e.g. cmake, also provide the version number) a. CMake 3.12.4 b. CMake 3.13.5 c. CMake 3.14.5 d. CMake 3.15.3 4) Which version of MITK did you try to build/compile? (please also provide the branch name or the hash value of the git version) a. I'm not sure which version I'm using, but I checked my mitk source/CMakeLists.txt, one line is like this 'project(MITK VERSION 2018.04.99)' In a word, I want to make my own QT applications ( with my own ui ), but I also want to use some mitk functions. I've finished the superbuild of MITK, then I stucked here for 3 weeks ;___; I tried the following steps: 1. The first thing I do after compiled the mitk is trying to use the MitkPluginGenerator. And I tried the command: MitkPluginGenerator -plugin-symbolic-name org.mycompany.myplugin -view-name "My View" -project-name "MyProject" -project-app-name "MyApp" -o E:\MITKxm\bianyi Then superbuild this MyProject, but it shows fatal error LNK1112: module machine type 'x86' conflicts with target machine type 'x64' I tried to change earlier CMake version, but the CMakeLists.txt of MyProject requires cmake version minimum 3.14.5. I couldn't fix it. 2. Then I read some posts, I think you can just write your own CMakeLists to construct the project and inject the MITK stuff, but I couldn't find an example that can use on recently MITK version. And I'm new with CMake... (I can only find the one in http://docs.mitk.org/2018.04/BuildInstructionsPage.html#BuildInstructions_Prerequisites, but the one is too small, and it doesnt contain the QT) 3. Then read some more posts, they said you can use the mitk-project template but I couldn't know how to run this template(like I wanted to run Modules/ExampleModule/cmdapps to do the same with the step1 of tutorials). I tried to use CMake to config the cmdapps directory (only this directory has CMakeLists.txt), and it doesnt work T__T Then i tried to config the MITK source directory and set the MITK_EXTENSION_DIRS to the template dir, but it still doesn't work (I cant find the external mitk dir in CMake,and it starts to re superbuild MITK ?_?) 4. After that, I was thinking if my mitk version is wrong, I tried to get another version of mitk git clone -b releases/2018-04 (but I'm not sure if its the right command), but fail of compile: CMake Error at CMake/mitkMacroInstallTargets.cmake:23 (get_target_property): called with non-existent target 'MitkImageResampler). And I tried to change CMake verstsion, but can't fix it :< I only want to make my own QT project, and use some mitk functions inside, (like use the image registration, and image segmentation part) Could you please help me out? Best regards Veltia
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