I was looking at the nightly build of MITK because of the vtk-5.10
support.

First issues:=====================================================

  The CTK version as delivered in the superbuild will not compile for me
(Scientific Linux 6.1).  

  This issue is in the CTK CommandLineModules/Core.

/home/de050705/MITK-superbuild/CTK-src/Libs/CommandLineModules/Core/ctkCmdLineModuleCache.cpp:34:
 error: field ���LocationToTimeStamp��� has incomplete type
/home/de050705/MITK-superbuild/CTK-src/Libs/CommandLineModules/Core/ctkCmdLineModuleCache.cpp:35:
 error: field ���LocationToXmlDescription��� has incomplete type
/home/de050705/MITK-superbuild/CTK-src/Libs/CommandLineModules/Core/ctkCmdLineModuleCache.cpp:
 In member function ���void ctkCmdLineModuleCachePrivate::LoadTimeStamps()���:
/home/de050705/MITK-superbuild/CTK-src/Libs/CommandLineModules/Core/ctkCmdLineModuleCache.cpp:52:
 error: ���struct ctkCmdLineModuleCachePrivate��� has no member named 
���LocationToTimeStamp���
/

  In the CTK build, I disabled the following cmake variables:
                                CommandLineModules/Core
                               CommandLineModules/Backend/LocalProcess
                               CommandLineModules/Frontend/QtGui


The CTK modules compiles -- and MITK builds and links.
I may have broke something I don't understand with this change.


  In  MITK superbuild files, CMakeExternals/CTK.cmake on lines 63 and
and 64 the specifically enables the CommandLineModules.


Second issue:==========================================================

I'm noticing a SIGNIFICANTLY slower performance in the
QmitkStdMultiwidget.  It seems that the only changes to the multiwidget
are changes in the SliceNavigationController apparently related to
changes in the RenderingManager.  I don't know what is happening, but
the latency is much worse.



Wendell Duncan


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