/** * \page step2page Configuration * * \section supported_builds_sec Supported builds system * * QtDcm can be built and run on the following systems: * * GCC or CLang on Linux (Ubuntu, CentOS have been tested) * * VisualStudio 2013 (2010 and 2012 should work but were not tested) * * MacOS X * * \section dep_sec The dependencies * * \subsection cmake_dep_sec CMake * * Install CMake
and choose the installer corresponding to your system. The minimum version required is 3.1 so on certain Linux * it might not be availble, thus you'll have to build it on your own. * * \subsection qt_dep_sec Qt * * You can get the Qt development kit from the Qt website
* Take the development kit corresponding to your system and at least install Qt 5.5. * * \subsection dcmtk_dep_sec DCMTK * * Download the source code from the OFFIS website * Use the following CMake options values: *
* BUILD_SHARED_LIBS: OFF * CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE: RelWithDebInfo *
* * \subsection itk_dep_sec The Insight Toolkit * * Download the 4.6 version of the Insight Toolkit from here. * Use the following CMake options values: *
* BUILD_EXAMPLES: OFF * BUILD_SHARED_LIBS: ON * BUILD_TESTING: OFF * CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE: RelWithDebInfo *
* * \section config_sec Configuring QtDcm with CMake * Make sure to have CMake 3.1 minimum and then go to your local QtDcm source directory. I recommend to configure an "out of source" build, so create * a "build" directory and launch cmake from there: *
* $ cd $qtdcm_source_dir
* $ mkdir build
* $ cd build
* $ cmake ..
*
* * Set the following CMake options values: *
* ITK_DIR : /path/to/your/itk/build/directory
* DCMTK_DIR : /path/to/your/dcmtk/build/directory
* DCMTK_SOURCE_DIR : /path/to/your/dcmtk/source/directory
* CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE : RelWithDebInfo
*
* * If you want to play with the example or build this documentation, you can also set the following variables: *
* BUILD_EXAMPLE : ON
* BUILD_DOCUMENTATION : ON
*
* * Then you are ready to compile the library. * * Go to the \ref step3page step
* Back to \ref step1page step * */