Slicer3:Module Link Setup for Windows - Revision history

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Marianna: Protected "Slicer3:Module Link Setup for Windows" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

2008-05-22T15:05:04Z

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Marianna at 15:04, 22 May 2008

2008-05-22T15:04:54Z

Andreas: /* I still get linker errors */

2007-09-20T12:58:10Z

I still get linker errors

Andreas at 17:26, 19 September 2007

2007-09-19T17:26:45Z

Andreas: /* Files to Change/Create */

2007-09-19T17:14:30Z

Files to Change/Create

Pieper: /* Files to Change/Create */

2007-09-19T16:58:03Z

Files to Change/Create

Pieper: New page: When making a new library or module for Slicer3 you need to carefully set things up so for building. Best thing to do is copy an existing directory that does something similar to what you...

2007-09-19T16:56:29Z

New page: When making a new library or module for Slicer3 you need to carefully set things up so for building. Best thing to do is copy an existing directory that does something similar to what you...

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When making a new library or module for Slicer3 you need to carefully set things up so for building. Best thing to do is copy an existing directory that does something similar to what you have in mind and then change things to match your module setup.

== Definitions ==

LibraryName is the first argument to ADD_LIBRARY in CMakeLists for your directory.

LIRBARYNAME is the argument to PROJECT() at the top of the CMakeLists

== Files to Change/Create ==

vtkLibraryNameConfigure.h.in -- just copy and rename an example one.

vtkLibraryName.h -- copy and rename example one and have it include vtkLibraryNameWind32Header.h (note that this .h file will be in your build directory and is made from the .h.in file above).

vtkLibraryNameWin32Header.h -- make the following changes:

<pre>
#ifndef __vtkLibraryNameWin32Header_h
#define __vtkLibraryNameWin32Header_h

#include <vtkLibraryNameConfigure.h>

#if defined(WIN32) && !defined(VTKSLICER_STATIC)
#if defined(LibraryName_EXPORTS)
#define VTK_LIBRARYNAME_EXPORT __declspec( dllexport )
#else
#define VTK_LIBRARYNAME_EXPORT __declspec( dllimport )
#endif
#else
#define VTK_LIBRARYNAME_EXPORT
#endif

#endif
</pre>

CMakeLists.txt should contain:
<pre>
CONFIGURE_FILE(
${LIBRARYNAME_SOURCE_DIR}/vtkLibraryNameConfigure.h.in
${LIBRARYNAME_BINARY_DIR}/vtkLibraryNameConfigure.h
)
</pre>

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−
−	~~== Definitions ==~~
−
−
−	~~LibraryName is the first argument to ADD_LIBRARY in CMakeLists for your directory.~~
−
−	~~LIRBARYNAME is the argument~~ to ~~PROJECT() at~~ the ~~top of the CMakeLists~~
−
−	~~== Files to Change/Create ==~~
−
−	~~vtkLibraryNameConfigure.h.in -- just copy and rename an example one~~.
−
−	~~vtkLibraryName.h -~~- ~~copy and rename example one and have it include vtkLibraryNameWin32Header.h (note that this .h file will be in your build directory and is made from the .h.in file above).~~
−
−	~~vtkLibraryNameWin32Header.h -- make the following changes:~~
−
−	<~~pre>~~
−	~~#ifndef __vtkLibraryNameWin32Header_h~~
−	~~#define __vtkLibraryNameWin32Header_h~~
−
−	~~#include <vtkLibraryNameConfigure.h>~~
−
−	~~#if defined(WIN32) && !defined(VTKSLICER_STATIC)~~
−	~~#if defined(LibraryName_EXPORTS)~~
−	~~#define VTK_LIBRARYNAME_EXPORT __declspec( dllexport )~~
−	~~#else~~
−	~~#define VTK_LIBRARYNAME_EXPORT __declspec( dllimport )~~
−	~~#endif~~
−	~~#else~~
−	~~#define VTK_LIBRARYNAME_EXPORT~~
−	~~#endif~~
−
−	~~#endif~~
−	~~</pre>~~
−
−	~~== In your code =~~=
−
−	~~In the .h files for your classes:~~
−
−	~~#include~~ "~~vtkLibraryName.h~~"
−
−	~~Declare your classes as~~:
−
−	~~class VTK_LIBRARYNAME_EXPORT vtkMyClass : public vtkMySuperClass~~
−
−
−	~~CMakeLists.txt should contain:~~
−	~~<pre>~~
−	~~CONFIGURE_FILE(~~
−	~~${LIBRARYNAME_SOURCE_DIR}~~/~~vtkLibraryNameConfigure~~.h.in
−	~~${LIBRARYNAME_BINARY_DIR}~~/~~vtkLibraryNameConfigure~~.h
−	)
−	</~~pre>~~
−
−	~~==I still get linker errors==~~
−	~~If you still get the linker errors lnk2001 or lnk 2019 make sure that you declared the copy constructor and the assignment operator~~:
−	<~~pre~~>
−	~~vtkMyClass(const vtkMyClass&);~~
−	~~void operator=(const vtkMyClass&);~~
−	</~~pre~~>

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 ==I still get linker errors==
-If you still get the linker errors lnk2001 or lnk 2019 make sure that you declared the copy constructor and the equal operator:
+If you still get the linker errors lnk2001 or lnk 2019 make sure that you declared the copy constructor and the assignment operator:
 <pre>
 vtkMyClass(const vtkMyClass&);
 void operator=(const vtkMyClass&);
 </pre>

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 vtkLibraryNameConfigure.h.in -- just copy and rename an example one.
-vtkLibraryName.h -- copy and rename example one and have it include vtkLibraryNameWind32Header.h (note that this .h file will be in your build directory and is made from the .h.in file above).
+vtkLibraryName.h -- copy and rename example one and have it include vtkLibraryNameWin32Header.h (note that this .h file will be in your build directory and is made from the .h.in file above).
 vtkLibraryNameWin32Header.h -- make the following changes:
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 #endif
 </pre>
 == In your code ==

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    ${LIBRARYNAME_BINARY_DIR}/vtkLibraryNameConfigure.h
+)
 </pre>