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Since slight differences exist depending on the platform where the wrapping is done, this section will describe those platforms independently. | Since slight differences exist depending on the platform where the wrapping is done, this section will describe those platforms independently. | ||
Due to technical issues, some classes can not be wrapped at this time. The functionality for ITK under Java will be somewhat limited. The WrapITK project is attempting to improve wrapping. | |||
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It is convenient to use CSwig from CVS and to checkit out inside the source tree of ITK. | It is convenient to use CSwig from CVS and to checkit out inside the source tree of ITK. | ||
Wrapping is currently not functional for Visual Studio 8 or cygwin. | |||
=== Linux === | === Linux === | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:12, 11 February 2012
Java Wrapping
This section describes how to wrap ITK classes for being used from Java.
Since slight differences exist depending on the platform where the wrapping is done, this section will describe those platforms independently.
Due to technical issues, some classes can not be wrapped at this time. The functionality for ITK under Java will be somewhat limited. The WrapITK project is attempting to improve wrapping.
Microsoft Windows
In order to wrap ITK for Java under Microsoft Windows you must start by gathering the following materials
- Java Software Development Kit (Java SDK) version 1.4.2
- ITK CVS version posterior to July 10 2004.
- CSwig
It is convenient to use CSwig from CVS and to checkit out inside the source tree of ITK.
Wrapping is currently not functional for Visual Studio 8 or cygwin.
Linux