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== Download FRAT Source Code ==
== Download FRAT Source Code ==
* Currently FRAT is available only as source.
NOTE: Currently FRAT is available only as source. Binary executables may be available in the future.
* For the sake of clarity, we'll refer to the installation
* Create the directory for your FRAT setup. We'll refer to it as FRAT_DIR for the sake of clarity.
* In FRAT_DIR, clone the repository
cd FRAT_DIR
git clone git://gitorious.org/frat/frat.git
* After cloning you should now have a FRAT_DIR/frat/ directory
 
== Set up build ==


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Installation

WARNING: FRAT is currently a work in progress and is under no mandate to maintain backward compatibility.

Dependencies

  • FRAT is configured and build using CMake. A basic understanding of CMake is assumed. Documentation and tutorials can be found at [1].
  • FRAT requires a full setup of the Insight Toolkit (ITK), the GenerateCLP module from Slicer3, and a working FFTW setup. The easiest way to get ITK and GenerateCLP is to do a complete install of Slicer3. For build instructions, go here. For FFTW installation instructions, go here.

Download FRAT Source Code

NOTE: Currently FRAT is available only as source. Binary executables may be available in the future.

  • Create the directory for your FRAT setup. We'll refer to it as FRAT_DIR for the sake of clarity.
  • In FRAT_DIR, clone the repository
cd FRAT_DIR
git clone git://gitorious.org/frat/frat.git
  • After cloning you should now have a FRAT_DIR/frat/ directory

Set up build