[vtkusers] What sort of file...

[Moreland, Kenneth]

Those .in files are templates for configure shell scripts, which are used
for compiling on UNIX machines.  The configure scripts are not used when
compiling VTK on Windows, so the templates are never turned into system
dependent files such as vtkConfigure.h.  Of course, I'm sure none of that
information is very useful to you.
 
Try creating a blank file named vtkConfigure.h in the same place as
vtkConfigure.h.in.  That works for me.
 
-Ken
 
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Hello
 
I found a lot of files like xxxx.h.in, for instance, vtkConfigure.h.in, I
found that, because I tried to compile the sample VCC project, and it looks
for that file.
 
What sort of file is that?
 
______________________
Pepe
Puebla
 
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