Hi it is been since few days I am trying to figure out how to use the combination of BlueBerry, CTK, CppMicroservice, Qt5 & CMake
to have a solid foundation without all the MITK framework and all its components to start my own project.
I have installed MITK to see how it look on the UI with all the modular aspect and actually what I am trying to achieve this:
I would like to have a naked MITK like main windows without any components on the UI and built from that on top by my own UI bundles.
When I digged inside of the CMake structure and code I just became owerwhelmed and scared. It seems that BlueBerry is an integrated
part of MITK and not a totally independant project which has a vcpkg port like dcmtk, gdcm, cppmicroservice, qt5.
I also realized that CTK is also like the previously mentioned fact and is missing on vcpkg...
How do I setup a CMake foundation if some parts of the MITK are not reachable by vcpkg and I need them for example like:
find_package(CTK REQUIRED)
find_package(BlueBerry REQUIRED)
find_package(CppMicroServices REQUIRED)
Plug how to I setup my CMake to take advantage of all the CTK, BlueBerry, CppMicroService functions and macros to respect
the best practice structure pattern for my own bundles and the structure of my project? I am aware that there is a CMake and CMakeExternals folders
in the root of the project. Can I just take those 2 folder and copy it inside of my own project folder and will it work with CMake?
So the briefly resume my situation how do I setup either a dummy CMake template or make it work with an alternative.
Best Regards
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