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=====configuring with cmake=====

So now for configuring cmake:

 cmake-gui ..

Here are some typical configuration options:

{| border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
! option
! Setting
! Comments
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| CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE || Release || If not set, that's fine, but you'll get more optimized (i.e. faster) binaries if you set this to Release.
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| CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX || /opt/bonelab-r2970 || You don't actually have to set anything for this, as bonelab can be run from the build directory.  However, if you do install it, it's probably best to include the specific SVN revision number in the directory name.
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| VTK_DIR || /opt/vtk-5.10.0/lib/vtk-5.10  || Set this to wherever you installed VTK.  If you intend to build the paraview extensions as plugins, then you set this to the internal version of VTK inside the paraview build directory.  (See [[Paraview development]] if you need to install ParaView).
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| BONELAB_BUILD_LIBRARY_itkski  || ON/OFF || Set this to OFF if you don't want to build itkski as well.  In this case you won't need to have ITK installed or specify where it can be found.
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| ITK_DIR || /opt/itk-3.20.1/lib/InsightToolkit || You only need to set this if BONELAB_BUILD_LIBRARY_itkski is ON.  In that case, set it to wherever you installed ITK.
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| Boost_INCLUDE_DIR  ||  /opt/boost-1.47.0/include || Set this to wherever you installed boost.  Note that this is an Advanced setting, and you won't see it until you toggle to Advanced view.  Don't worry about all the Boost libraries it doesn't find; as soon as Boost_INCLUDE_DIR is properly set, it will find them.
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| PYTHON_INCLUDE_DIR || /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/Headers || This is if you've installed a more recent version on OS-X than the default version included in OS-X.  CMake tends to always find the default version.
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| PYTHON_LIBRARY || /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/lib/libpython2.7.dylib || See the comments for PYTHON_INCLUDE_DIR
|}

Once you're happy with your settings, hit Configure.  You might have to hit it a couple of times until there are no more errors, and the Generate button is enabled.  Then hit Generate and quite cmake-gui.

Now run:

 make

You won't usually need to run a 'make install', since you can just use vtkski from your build directory.