[Insight-users] Re: ITK Cross-platform ?

[Luis Ibanez]

Hi Shilpa,


Cross platform in ITK does not mean that the
binaries are portable to another platform.

Cross platform means that you can compile
ITK in many different operational systems
with many different compiliers.

ITK has been compiled in the following
platforms (OS + compiler):

Windows
  - VisualStudio .NET
  - VisaulStudio 6.0
  - Intel compiler
  - Cygwin gcc
  - Borland 5.5

Linux
  - gcc 2.96
  - gcc 3.1
  - gcc 3.02
  - gcc 3.2

IRIX
  - CC

Solaris
  - gcc

Mac, Darwin
  - gcc 3.1 (modified)


The 'de facto' list of supported compilers
is shown every day in the Dashboard.

for example:
http://www.itk.org/Testing/Dashboard/20030313-0500-Nightly/Dashboard.html

Each row in this table is a different machine with a specific compiler.
This Dashboard is updated nightly for some machines and continuously
for others.

You will find a similar Dashboard for VTK, in
http://www.vtk.org/Testing/Dashboard/20030313-0300-Nightly/Dashboard.html


Please let us know if you have other questions.


   Thanks


     Luis


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shilpa kinkar wrote:
> Hi Luis,
> 
> Since ITK is cross-platform, does it mean, for ex. once we build ITK 
> binaries on Windows, then I can directly run those binaries on UNIX too 
> ? In this case, if the answer is yes, is it just for core ITK code or it 
> works with applications too, which make use of FLTK, Qt Viewer or even 
> Visualization toolkits such as VTK ?
> 
> Does ITK Release 1.2 support platforms other than UNIX and Windows ( 
> cross-platforms ) ?
>