https://www.na-mic.org/w/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=Pipeline%3AInstallITK_V3Pipeline:InstallITK V3 - Revision history2026-04-12T02:53:22ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.33.0https://www.na-mic.org/w/index.php?title=Pipeline:InstallITK_V3&diff=3417&oldid=prevAndy: Update from Wiki2006-12-18T13:22:12Z<p>Update from Wiki</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Download the Pipeline installation module here:<br />
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* Unix: [[Media:Itkinstall_unix.pm|Media:Itkinstall_unix.pm]]<br />
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A short introduction on the Pipeline can be found at [[LONIPipelineSummary|LONIPipelineSummary]].<br />
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For more information on downloading and using Pipeline, click on: [http://www.loni.ucla.edu/Software/Software_Detail.jsp?software_id=2 Pipeline Download Page]<br />
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'''Unix notes:'''<br />
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* this should be able to be used on unix platforms (including mac os x). however, only the bash shell has been verified<br />
* this pipeline module assumes that the following commands are in your path- cvs, cmake, mkdir<br />
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'''Unix Usage:'''<br />
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* Download and install Java<br />
* Download and install CMake<br />
* Download the pipeline application (see link above)<br />
* Download the pipeline module (see link above)<br />
* Create a target directory (TARGET_DIR) where you would like to install ITK, e.g. "~/namic"<br />
* Copy pipeline.jar into TARGET_DIR<br />
* Run "java -jar pipeline.jar"<br />
* Select Workflow->Load and load itkinstallpipeline.module<br />
* Right-click on each module, click on Edit Function<br />
** Change the paths of different executables (like cvs, cmake etc) to point to local executable-paths<br />
* Select Execution->Validation to make sure everything is fine<br />
* Select Execution->Run to run<br />
* Read a book (both the cvs checkout and compilation takes a while :)<br />
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'''What to Expect'''<nowiki>: </nowiki><br />
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* An "Insight" directory (lets call it ITK_INSTALL_DIR) is created inside the TARGET_DIR - example: /usr/local/ITK/Insight/<br />
* Pipeline will download Insight source and make files into ITK_INSTALL_DIR<br />
* Pipeline will then create a directory named "binary" (ITK_BINARY_DIR) in ITK_INSTALL_DIR - example: /usr/local/ITK/Insight/binary/<br />
* The Insight toolkit is built and all binary files are stored in ITK_BINARY_DIR<br />
* ITK_BINARY_DIR is a self-sufficient directory with all the executables and can be transported as an ITK executable package</div>Andy