This document summarizes how to build and package CellLocator on Windows.
Cell Locator is a custom Slicer application. Reading the 3D Slicer Developer Documentation may help answer additional questions.
The initial source files were created using KitwareMedical/SlicerCustomAppTemplate.
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Setting up your git account:
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Create a Github account.
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Setup your SSH keys following these instructions at the exception of
step 2
where you should NOT enter a passphrase. -
Setup your git username and your git email.
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If not already done, email
Lydia Ng <[email protected]>
to be granted access to the BICCN/cell-locator repository.
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- Start Git Bash
- Checkout the source code into a directory
C:\W\
by typing the following commands:
cd /c
mkdir W
cd /c/W
git clone https://github.com/BICCN/cell-locator.git CL
Note: use short source and build directory names to avoid the maximum path length limitation.
Note: The build process will take approximately 3 hours.
Option 1: CMake GUI and Visual Studio (Recommended)
- Start CMake GUI, select source directory
C:\W\CL
and set build directory toC:\W\CLR
. - Add an entry
Qt5_DIR
pointing toC:/Qt/${QT_VERSION}/${COMPILER}/lib/cmake/Qt5
. - Generate the project.
- Open
C:\W\CLR\CellLocator.sln
, selectRelease
and build the project.
Option 2: Command Line
- Start the Command Line Prompt
- Configure and build the project in
C:\W\CLR
by typing the following commands:
cd C:\W\
mkdir CLR
cd CLR
cmake -G "Visual Studio 16 2019" -A x64 -DQt5_DIR:PATH=`C:/Qt/${QT_VERSION}/${COMPILER}/lib/cmake/Qt5 ..\CL
cmake --build . --config Release
Install NSIS 2
Option 1: CMake and Visual Studio (Recommended)
- In the
C:\W\CLR\Slicer-build
directory, openSlicer.sln
and build thePACKAGE
target
Option 2: Command Line
- Start the Command Line Prompt
- Build the
PACKAGE
target by typing the following commands:
cd C:\W\CLR\Slicer-build
cmake --build . --config Release --target PACKAGE