[Insight-users] Link to library missing

[Luis Ibanez]

Hi Philippe,

The "LightObject" class should be in the ITKCommon library.

--

It looks like you are manually writing  the Makefile for your
project, instead of using CMake to generate the Makefile
for you.

Is that the case ?

Do you really need to write your own Makefile ?

If so, Could you please post your full Makefile to the list ?

It looks like there is a bug on it.

Note that in Linux the order of the libraries in the
link line is important....



     Luis


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On Wed, May 25, 2011 at 11:22 AM, Philippe Tigreat
<philippe.tigreat at dosisoft.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm having troubles compiling itk correctly with qmake. When I launch my
> application I get the error message :  '.so: undefined symbol:
> _ZVTN3itk11LightObjectE'.
> I know it means that I have omitted to link one ITK library, but I fail to
> find which library is missing. Here's the list of all ITK libraries I have
> included in the qmake-extras.pro file :
>
> LIBS    +=      -L${ITKDIR}/Binary/bin \
>              -lITKAlgorithms \
>              -lITKStatistics \
>              -lITKFEM \
>              -lITKBasicFilters \
>              -lITKCommon \
>               -lITKPatented \
>              -lVXLNumerics \
>              -lITKNumerics \
>               -lITKReview \
>              -lITKIO \
>              -lITKNrrdIO \
>              -litkgdcm \
>              -litkjpeg12 \
>              -litkjpeg16 \
>              -litkopenjpeg \
>              -litkpng \
>              -litktiff \
>              -litkjpeg8 \
>              -lITKSpatialObject \
>              -lITKNumerics \
>              -litkvnl_inst \
>              -litkvnl_algo \
>              -litkvnl \
>              -litkvcl \
>              -lm \
>              -litksys \
>              -lITKMetaIO \
>              -lITKDICOMParser \
>              -lITKEXPAT \
>              -lITKniftiio \
>              -lITKznz \
>              -litkzlib \
>              -litknetlib
>
> and here is the list of paths :
>
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Code/Algorithms
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Code/BasicFilters
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Code/Common
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Code/IO
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Code/Numerics
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Code/Numerics/FEM
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Code/Numerics/Statistics
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Code/Numerics/NeuralNetworks
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Utilities/MetaIO
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Utilities/NrrdIO
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Utilities/DICOMParser
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Utilities/expat
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Utilities/nifti/niftilib
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Utilities/nifti/znzlib
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Utilities/gdcm
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Code/Patented
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Code/Review
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Code/Review/Statistics/
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Code/SpatialObject
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Binary
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Binary/Utilities/
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Binary/Utilities/itksys/
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Binary/Utilities/vxl/vcl
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Binary/Utilities/vxl/core/
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Binary/Utilities/vxl/core/vnl
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Utilities/
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Utilities/vxl/core
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Utilities/vxl/core/vnl
> INCLUDEPATH += ${ITKDIR}/Utilities/vxl/vcl
>
> Would there be a way to know which library is missing ? Or would the problem
> possibly come from something else ?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Best regards
>
> Philippe Tigréat
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