Hi Miguel,
non-system Python is a pain, but I guess you've already discovered it :-)
The latest issue you are having is related to the fact that VTK used by vmtk is
not the official VTK, but it's a fork,
differing from the official VTK just by two tiny commits. The commits are
related to the C
Hi again,
I tried also this workaround:
- Compiled ITK and VTK first (VTK including python support) using my
version of python (2.7.3)
- Configured VMTK using ccmake ../VMTK_source_dir and set USE_SYSTEM_ITK,
USE_SYSTEM_VTK both to ON, and then set VTK_DIR and ITK_DIR accordingly.
- Then make on T
