Re: [mitk-users] Using MITK as a toolkit: CMake's find_package() can't find MITK

[Carlo]

Sorry,
My last email had some formatting issues, looking from gmail there was no
problem, but in the site the reading is unpleasant, its my first time
writing to a mail list. Below I copied the text, fixing the formatting:
--

Hi,

I found MITK 4 days ago. My goal is to use it as a toolkit to develop a Qt
UI.

I manage to successfully built from source, storing it at: ~/MITK-superbuild
*.*
Tested almost all examples sucessfully. MitkStep8 was the exception,
returns: segmentation fault. MitkWorkbench is also working fine*.*

Now I want to compile a simple HelloWorld example as described here [1].
But running CMake returns an error saying that MITK was not found.

Essentially my problem is the same as this unanswered stackoverflow
question: How to use MITK as a library [2]. Reading the comments the author
gave up and resorted to the template method.

I learned here [3] the difference between Module and Config mode for CMake.
If I understand correctly, the example is in Module mode. I tried some
custom changes to operate in Config mode without success*.*

My goal is to create many simple interfaces, but generating a template
project for each one doesn't seems the easiest way. Am I wrong? I just want
to find out which is the easiest way to use MITK as a toolkit, speeding up
my workflow, as I will be making a lot o projects from now on.

[1]
http://docs.mitk.org/2016.11/BuildInstructionsPage.html#BuildInstructions_As_Toolkit
[2]
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58161124/how-to-use-mitk-as-a-library
[3]
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20746936/what-use-is-find-package-if-you-need-to-specify-cmake-module-path-anyway/20857070#20857070

Appreciate your attention.

--

Additional info:
- Ubuntu 18.04
 - MITK 2018.4
 - CMake 3.17
 - Qt 5.12


On Thu, Apr 30, 2020 at 4:35 AM Carlo  wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I found MITK 4 days ago. My goal is to use it as a toolkit to develop a Qt
> UI.
>
> I manage to successfully built from source, storing it at:
> *~/MITK-superbuild.*
> Tested almost all examples sucessfully. *MitkStep8* was the exception,
> returns: segmentation fault. *MitkWorkbench is also working fine.*
>
> Now I want to compile a simple HelloWorld example as described here
> .
> But running CMake returns an error saying that MITK was not found.
>
> Essentially my problem is the same as this unanswered stackoverflow
> question: How to use MITK as a library
> .
> Reading the comments the author gave up and resorted to the template
> method.
>
> I learned here  the
> difference between *Module* and *Config *mode for CMake. If I understand
> correctly, the example is in *Module *mode. I tried some custom changes
> to operate in *Config *mode without success*.*
>
> My goal is to create many simple interfaces, but generating a template
> project for each one doesn't seems the easiest way. Am I wrong? I just want
> to find out which is the easiest way to use MITK as a toolkit, speeding up
> my workflow, as I will be making a lot o projects from now on.
>
> Appreciate your attention.
> 
>
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[mitk-users] Using MITK as a toolkit: CMake's find_package() can't find MITK

[Carlo]

Hi,

I found MITK 4 days ago. My goal is to use it as a toolkit to develop a Qt
UI.

I manage to successfully built from source, storing it at:
*~/MITK-superbuild.*
Tested almost all examples sucessfully. *MitkStep8* was the exception,
returns: segmentation fault. *MitkWorkbench is also working fine.*

Now I want to compile a simple HelloWorld example as described here
.
But running CMake returns an error saying that MITK was not found.

Essentially my problem is the same as this unanswered stackoverflow
question: How to use MITK as a library
.
Reading the comments the author gave up and resorted to the template
method.

I learned here  the
difference between *Module* and *Config *mode for CMake. If I understand
correctly, the example is in *Module *mode. I tried some custom changes to
operate in *Config *mode without success*.*

My goal is to create many simple interfaces, but generating a template
project for each one doesn't seems the easiest way. Am I wrong? I just want
to find out which is the easiest way to use MITK as a toolkit, speeding up
my workflow, as I will be making a lot o projects from now on.

Appreciate your attention.

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