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Hi,<br><br>Currently, there is no officially maintained dashboard for ITK under MinGW. MinGW is optimised for performace and the performance is proven in practice as numerical projects such as r-project.org use MinGW for porting to windows. Moreover, I have found MinGW a better choice over the power-hungry visual studio solution. There are some other benefits too: eg, if you make a change in the cmake configuration of an existing compiled code, visual studio starts rebuilding a fresh compilation which, due to the size of the project, could be annoying. In contrast, unix make only rebuild the necessary parts.<br><br>Unfortunately, ITK has this little unresolved bug with MinGW. Could someone with CVS access apply this simple patch:<br><br>In /Utilities/itkjpeg/jmorecfg.h.in, somewhere before line 286, this should be added:<br><br>-----------------------------------------------<br>#if defined(__MINGW32__) && defined(_RPCNDR_H) && !defined(HAVE_BOOLEAN)<br>#define HAVE_BOOLEAN<br>#endif<br>-----------------------------------------------<br><br>This should enable you to compile the code as a static library. With the shared configuration, everything works fine until the final linking where references are not found. Any idea how to resolve the problem of shared libraries?<br /><hr />Are you the Quizmaster? <a href='http://specials.uk.msn.com/brainbattle' target='_new'>Play BrainBattle with a friend now! </a></body>
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