[Insight-users] optimized.lib on MS VS 2003 .NET

[Mike Jackson]

This is a fairly small project I that I wrote. I am using Qt 4.2.2 ,  
ITK 2.8.1. All I did was to write a wrapper GUI around the  
imageseries to vtk example program. I wrote the CMakeLists.txt file  
myself (works on OS X) and on Windows I am using MS VS 2003 .Net as  
the compiler. So  I have cmakesetup generate the project for me, then  
use VS2003 to compile it.
    Now, since I am running a "Boot Camp" partition I am limited on  
space so I only build one type of library or another for Qt and ITK.  
When I did a search through the CMakeCache.txt file for NOTFOUND it  
got hits for all the Qt Libs:

//The Qt QTGUI library
QT_QTGUI_LIBRARY:FILEPATH=optimized;C:/Developer/SDKs/qt-4.2.2/lib/ 
QtGui4.lib;debug;C:/Developer/SDKs/qt-4.2.2/lib/QtGui4.lib

//Path to a library.
QT_QTGUI_LIBRARY_DEBUG:FILEPATH=QT_QTGUI_LIBRARY_DEBUG-NOTFOUND

So maybe this is where things are going wrong? Although that does not  
really make much sense as I built the optimized and NOT the Debugs.  
If I try to compile my app in Debug mode then I get all sorts of Link  
errors which make sense seeing as I do not have debug Qt built.

Does that help?
-- 
Mike Jackson   Senior Research Engineer
Innovative Management & Technology Services


On Mar 6, 2007, at 2:05 PM, Bill Hoffman wrote:

> Mike Jackson wrote:
>> I am not trying to be difficult here.. but just where do I find  
>> "grep"
>> on windows XP SP2 running MS VS 2003 .Net?
> Windows explorer has a search feature with in files in a directory.
> Hit the windowsKey-F, Then enter optimized in the Containing Text:
> box, then select the folder in the Look in place.
>
> However, as Dave mentioned this is a cmake key word, so my guess is
> that some library that your itk build needs has not been found, but  
> has
> been set to the empty string instead of lib-NOTFOUND.  So, cmake
> is replacing BAR from something like this:
>
> target_link_libraries(foo optimized ${BAR})
>
> You said "release version of my code".  Is this a cmakelist file  
> that you
> wrote?   Is it a small project?   Also, you could look in your  
> CMakeCache.txt
> file and see if any library variables are set to empty instead of *- 
> NOTFOUND.
>
> -Bill
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