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An external module is distributed outside the ITK main repository, but it could be built into ITK as a module once downloaded into the local copy of ITK source tree. | |||
The organization of an external module should be the same as an internal module: | |||
[[ITK_Release_4/Modularization/ Add a module|Add a module(internal module)]] | |||
Users could download an external module and put it into local copy of ITK source tree under: "ITK/Modules/External/". | |||
To build an external module, simply rerun CMake step to configure the new external module together with other enabled ITK modules. | |||
An example is Lesion Sizing Toolkit: | An example is Lesion Sizing Toolkit: | ||
[http://public.kitware.com/LesionSizingKit/index.php/Users/Build_LST_as_ITK_module Lesion Sizing Toolkit Wiki] | [http://public.kitware.com/LesionSizingKit/index.php/Users/Build_LST_as_ITK_module Lesion Sizing Toolkit Wiki] | ||
Revision as of 15:32, 19 June 2011
An external module is distributed outside the ITK main repository, but it could be built into ITK as a module once downloaded into the local copy of ITK source tree.
The organization of an external module should be the same as an internal module: Add a module(internal module)
Users could download an external module and put it into local copy of ITK source tree under: "ITK/Modules/External/".
To build an external module, simply rerun CMake step to configure the new external module together with other enabled ITK modules.
An example is Lesion Sizing Toolkit:
Lesion Sizing Toolkit Wiki
