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==Windows== | ==Windows== | ||
* git clone http://vtk.org/VTK.git VTK | * Open 'Git bash' (should be a shortcut on your desktop or start menu after installing git. | ||
* Open the CMake GUI and | |||
* Select your IDE | * Clone the VTK repository: | ||
git clone http://vtk.org/VTK.git VTK | |||
* Open the CMake GUI and set the paths to "Where is your source code?" and "Where to build the binaries?" | |||
* Click Configure | |||
* Select your IDE under "Specify the generator for this project" and click Finish. | |||
* Open the project in your IDE. | * Open the project in your IDE. | ||
* Build the project. | * Build the project. | ||
Revision as of 18:29, 26 August 2010
First, you must install Git and CMake
Linux & Mac
- Clone the VTK repository:
git clone http://vtk.org/VTK.git VTK
- Create a build directory, say ~/VTK/build. Go into that directory and configure VTK with:
ccmake ../VTK
- Press c (to configure, depending on your options you may have to do this twice)
- Press g (to generate & quit)
- Build VTK:
make
Windows
- Open 'Git bash' (should be a shortcut on your desktop or start menu after installing git.
- Clone the VTK repository:
git clone http://vtk.org/VTK.git VTK
- Open the CMake GUI and set the paths to "Where is your source code?" and "Where to build the binaries?"
- Click Configure
- Select your IDE under "Specify the generator for this project" and click Finish.
- Open the project in your IDE.
- Build the project.
