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Rjollos: CMake download page has apparently moved.

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CMake download page has apparently moved.

Tokuda at 21:45, 3 January 2012

2012-01-03T21:45:17Z

Tokuda at 04:57, 3 January 2012

2012-01-03T04:57:01Z

Tokuda: /* iOS */

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 == Windows ==
 * Download Git Windows client, if you don't have one already
-* You will also need [http://www.cmake.org/HTML/Download.html CMake] and a C/C++ compiler as [http://www.microsoft.com/express/vc/ Microsoft Visual C++]
+* You will also need [http://www.cmake.org/download CMake] and a C/C++ compiler as [http://www.microsoft.com/express/vc/ Microsoft Visual C++]
 * Download the source code from Git repository.
 ** URL of repository: git://github.com/openigtlink/OpenIGTLink.git

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:45, 3 January 2012
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	[[Image:OpenIGTLink_Library_Build_iOS_4.png]]		[[Image:OpenIGTLink_Library_Build_iOS_4.png]]
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		+	Reference
		+	*Shabash B, Hamarneh G, Huang ZF, Ibanez L, ITK on the iOS, http://www.sfu.ca/~zfh/IJ_755_1_BuildingITKinTheiPhone.pdf

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-== iOS ==
+== iOS (iPhone and iPod) ==
 NOTE: OpenIGTLinkIF is tested on iOS with the following condition:
   Target: iOS 5.0.1

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 [[Image:OpenIGTLink_Library_Build_iOS_2.png|600px]]
-[[Image:OpenIGTLink_Library_Build_iOS_3.png]]
+[[Image:OpenIGTLink_Library_Build_iOS_3.png|600px]]
 After making sure that the target is set to "OpenIGTLink > iPhone 5.0 Simulator," press run button to start compilation process. If everything goes well, the binary file "libOpenIGTLink.a" is stored in IGTL_BINARY_DIR/bin/Debug. It may be a good idea to change the name of "Debug" directory to something like "Sim5.0Debug", since you will need to have also a binary for actual device and switch between two binaries (or four binaries if you build Release version as well).

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 The next step is to build a binary for iOS simulator. Choose "OpenIGTLink" from "PROJECT" column and change Base SDK to "iOS 5"  in Build settings.
-[[Image:OpenIGTLink_Library_Build_iOS_2.png]]
+[[Image:OpenIGTLink_Library_Build_iOS_2.png|600px]]
 [[Image:OpenIGTLink_Library_Build_iOS_3.png]]

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 At the left-top of XCode window, choose "OpenIGTLink > My Mac 64-bit" as a target from a pull down-menu and press "Run" just next to the pull-down. If everything goes well, the status window at the center of the window top shows "Build ALL_BUILD: Succeeded."
-The next step is to build a binary for iOS simulator. Choose "OpenIGTLink" from "PROJECT" column and change Base SDK to "iOS 5"  in Build settings. After making sure that the target is set to "OpenIGTLink > iPhone 5.0 Simulator," press run button to start compilation process. If everything goes well, the binary file "libOpenIGTLink.a" is stored in IGTL_BINARY_DIR/bin/Debug. It may be a good idea to change the name of "Debug" directory to something like "Sim5.0Debug", since you will need to have also a binary for actual device and switch between two binaries (or four binaries if you build Release version as well).
+[[Image:OpenIGTLink_Library_Build_iOS_1.png]]
 To use the binary file from your iPhone program, specify the following directories as "Header Search Path":
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 * IGTL_BINARY_DIR/
 Also, add the binary file ("libOpenIGTLink.a") under a new group "OpenIGTLink" in the navigation area in on the left of XCode Window.

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   OpenIGTLink: git@github.com:openigtlink/OpenIGTLink.git (commit 68e903965f3f2dde8c0303f6c41cdc81a68d28f4)
-Suppose we have the OpenIGTLink source tree in IGTL_SOURCE_DIR and will build the library in IGTL_BINARY_DIR.
+Suppose we have a copy of the OpenIGTLink source files in IGTL_SOURCE_DIR and will build the library in IGTL_BINARY_DIR.
 First, create a XCode project with CMake:
   cd IGTL_BINARY_DIR
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 At the left-top of XCode window, choose "OpenIGTLink > My Mac 64-bit" as a target from a pull down-menu and press "Run" just next to the pull-down. If everything goes well, the status window at the center of the window top shows "Build ALL_BUILD: Succeeded."
-The next step is to build a binary for iOS simulator. Choose "OpenIGTLink" from "PROJECT" column and change Base SDK to "iOS 5"  in Build settings. After making sure that the target is set to "OpenIGTLink > iPhone 5.0 Simulator," press run button to start compilation process. If everything goes well, the binary file "libOpenIGTLink.a" is stored in IGTL_BINARY_DIR/bin/Debug.
+The next step is to build a binary for iOS simulator. Choose "OpenIGTLink" from "PROJECT" column and change Base SDK to "iOS 5"  in Build settings. After making sure that the target is set to "OpenIGTLink > iPhone 5.0 Simulator," press run button to start compilation process. If everything goes well, the binary file "libOpenIGTLink.a" is stored in IGTL_BINARY_DIR/bin/Debug. It may be a good idea to change the name of "Debug" directory to something like "Sim5.0Debug", since you will need to have also a binary for actual device and switch between two binaries (or four binaries if you build Release version as well).

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	Once the files are generated, open "OpenIGTLink.xcodeproj" from XCode. <font color=red>Before building OpenIGTLink for iOS, we generate binary for Mac OS X.</font>		Once the files are generated, open "OpenIGTLink.xcodeproj" from XCode. <font color=red>Before building OpenIGTLink for iOS, we generate binary for Mac OS X.</font>
−	At the left-top of XCode window, choose "~~ALL_BUILD~~ > My Mac 64-bit" as a target from a pull down-menu and press "Run" just next to the pull-down. If everything goes well, the status window at the center of the window top shows "Build ALL_BUILD: Succeeded."	+	At the left-top of XCode window, choose "OpenIGTLink > My Mac 64-bit" as a target from a pull down-menu and press "Run" just next to the pull-down. If everything goes well, the status window at the center of the window top shows "Build ALL_BUILD: Succeeded."
		+
		+	The next step is to build a binary for iOS simulator. Choose "OpenIGTLink" from "PROJECT" column and change Base SDK to "iOS 5" in Build settings. After making sure that the target is set to "OpenIGTLink > iPhone 5.0 Simulator," press run button to start compilation process. If everything goes well, the binary file "libOpenIGTLink.a" is stored in IGTL_BINARY_DIR/bin/Debug.

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   cd IGTL_BINARY_DIR
   ccmake -GXcode IGTL_SOURCE_DIR
-No option needs to be edited in the ccmake interface. Simply press 'c' then 'g' to generate a project file and other necessary files for XCode.
+No option needs to be edited in the ccmake interface. Simply press 'c' twice and then 'g' to generate a project file and other necessary files for XCode.
-Once the files are generated, open "OpenIGTLink.xcodeproj" from XCode. <font color=red>Before we build OpenIGTLink for iOS, we generate binary for Mac OS X.
+Once the files are generated, open "OpenIGTLink.xcodeproj" from XCode. <font color=red>Before building OpenIGTLink for iOS, we generate binary for Mac OS X.</font>