I have a solution which contains multiple projects. All of these projects
typically target an x64 platform. However, recently I have had to introduce
another project which will target Win32/x86. Essentially, this project
results in a process that runs on its own and communicates with the rest of
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Thank you both, Fabian and Petr, for your responses. I haven't had time to
experiment with your suggestions yet, but at first glance this is extremely
valuable information.
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In the interest of brevity (and avoiding expressing some of my biases), I'll
try to keep the problem description short.
We currently develop on Windows, using multiple versions of VS (2008, 2010,
2012 in the near future). Currently our target platform is Windows only, but
that could change. Most
to build both itk3 and itk4 in
>> a superbuild tree.
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>> On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 11:02 AM, John Drescher wrote:
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>>> On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 10:16 AM, Zamir Khan
>>> wrote:
>>> > We have a project where multiple modules re
We have a project where multiple modules rely on ITK. Most modules have been
upgraded to ITK 4.31, but one still relies on ITK 3.20 and it would take a
significant effort to upgrade it. In the meantime, is there a way for us to
keep these modules under a single top-level CMake and have them use the
I upgraded, but no luck. Fortunately, I figured it out and it was fairly
simple (I really should have thought of this before posting to the mailing
list!).
I decided to go through with the conversion to see what VS 2010 was having
problems with. It turns out that only one of the projects required
Good idea, but unfortunately the same results with the 32-bit version. And
yes, it is VS 2010 Professional. CMake is version 2.8.10.2.
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e sure you were starting VS2010, then doing File -> Open and selecting
> the generated solution files ?
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> Hth
> Jc
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> On Thu, Mar 28, 2013 at 10:18 AM, Zamir Khan wrote:
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>> I re-did this just to confirm and yes, I start with a new, empty directory
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I re-did this just to confirm and yes, I start with a new, empty directory
and choose "Visual Studio 10 Win64" as the generator and "Use default native
compilers". If I choose "Visual Studio 9 Win64", I can open the solution in
VS2008 without issues.
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