[Ves] How to develop a small app with VES API

[Ariel Hernán Curiale]

Hi Pat,

Thanks for your advices and I didn't see the BIG link "API Documentation" in the VES wiki (sorry). 
When I ask you for a way to develop a project using eclipse I mean using cmake and then import the project into the eclipse, for example with this command:
ccmake -G  "Eclipse CDT4 - Unix Makefiles" ../src


In the Developers Guide the instruction to build the kiwi app for android is using some scripts, but for iOS is using cmake. If I use cmake I will create the eclipse project, but using theses scripts I don't know how to create an eclipse project for the kiwi o other app. If anyone know how to create an eclipse project for the kiwi app or other  similar it will be very useful to me.




Thanks again.
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El 06/11/2012, a las 11:29, Pat Marion escribió:

> Hi Ariel,
> 
> A link to the VES doxygen can be found on the VES wiki page, the link is http://public.kitware.com/ves-docs/
> 
> It is possible to use Eclipse to develop Android apps using ves and vtk.  I'm not an Eclipse user, so I can't offer any specific instructions, but if you follow the general Android tutorials for Eclipse you should be off to a good start.  Eclipse will be used to compile the Java app code, you should still use cmake to generate Makefiles to compile c++ and JNI libraries.  You could use Eclipse for that, but the linking will be difficult because there are many VTK libraries to link against, so using cmake will be easier.
> 
> There's not really a place you can go to list the VTK files that are available on Android.  The majority of VTK classes are available, but the classes in the Rendering module, and dependent modules, are not available.  To get an exact list of the available classes, you could do a find for .cxx.o files in the VTK build directory, that will list all the VTK class files that were actually compiled for android.
> 
> Pat
> 
> On Tue, Nov 6, 2012 at 6:56 PM, Ariel Hernán Curiale <curiale at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm really newbie with VTK and VES. I did some basic applications with VTK and cmake without problems, but now I'm trying to use the VES API and I have some doubt about it.
> First,  Could anyone  recommend me a simple guide to develop a little app for android using VES ? 
> Is it possible  use cmake and eclipse like VES project for iOS and xcode or ITK/VTK projects ?
> I want to do something like the instruction for iOS but using eclipse and outside of the main structure of VES.  I tried to compile the Kiwi app outside the main structure of VES API and I did some tweaks in the scripts to build the app, but  I can't fixed all the dependencies problems.
> 
> Does anyone know how to create a project for eclipse using VES without the main structure of VES ?
> Does anyone know what classes of VTK I can use when I develop an application with VES or where is located  the Doxygen for VES API?
> 
> 
> 
> Thanks.
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