[Insight-users] cmake does not write python_d into VC++ project files

[William A. Hoffman]

Currently you can only build the release version of ITK with python.
The problem is that python enforces that the libraries it loads must
end in _d.  CMake does not yet support that feature.  You should be
able to use RelWithDebInfo if you need debug libraries.

-Bill


At 04:47 PM 11/10/2003, Jan Neumann wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I am trying to compile the current ITK cvs snapshot woth python supprt
>under win xp.
>
>Although I am setting the correct path to the python debug libraries
>python23_d.lib in
>cmake 1.8.1 in the PYTHON_DEBUG_LIBRARY field, when I compile the
>resulting project files in VC++=6.0 using the debug setting only
>the non-debug libraries python23.lib (set by PYTHON_LIBRARY) are included
>in the
>linking parameters. This leads
>to a linking error during the compilation of the python wrapping
>executables. The same behavior also happens when I try to compile the
>python wrapping support for VTK. Do I also point the standard python
>library link to the debug version? I would expect that it could be set up
>in such a way that depending on the Release/Debug compile it would
>automatically choose the right version. Any hints on this one? 
>
>Thanks,
>
>Jan
>
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