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Computer Assited Medical Intervention Tool Kit
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| camitk_cep_packaging () | |
| camitk_communityedition_packaging () | |
CamiTK CMake macros used to create package of the CamiTK project (a custom CEP or the CamiTK project itself).
| camitk_cep_packaging | ( | ) |
CamiTK cep packaging allows you to build a package from a CEP If README and COPYRIGHT files exists at top source dir, then they will be included in the source package
Usage:
| NAME | (optional) Specify the package name (default is project name) |
| VENDOR | (optional) Specify the vendor name (default is TIMC-IMAG) |
| CONTACT | (optional) Specify the contact name (default is link to CamiTK website) |
| LICENSE | (optional) Specify the license test |
When configuring CMake, do not forget to set the CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX correctly (e.g., /usr on Linux) It will always use the CamiTK install directory as install prefix (install where the core is already)
To generate deb package add this to the cmake configuration line: -DCPACK_BINARY_DEB:BOOL=TRUE To generate rpm package add this to the cmake configuration line: -DCPACK_BINARY_RPM:BOOL=TRUE
| camitk_communityedition_packaging | ( | ) |
==================== Source Tar ball ====================
To make a source tar ball, use the custom target "camitk-ce-package-source"
==================== Windows User Package ====================
To make an installer (setup.exe) for the user package:
On Windows platforms CMake configure command (from the build directory) : cmake -DCMAKE_GENERATOR="Visual Studio 12 Win64" -DPACKAGING_NSIS=TRUE -DCEP_IMAGING=TRUE -DCEP_MODELING=TRUE -DAPPLICATION_CEPGENERATOR=FALSE -DAPPLICATION_TESTACTIONS=FALSE -DAPPLICATION_TESTCOMPONENTS=FALSE -DAPPLICATION_WIZARD=FALSE ../src Launch the camitkcommunityedition.sln visual studio solution file. Build all in Release (do it again if some .h files missing errors occured) Build camitk-package target.
On windows for the NSIS packager, to generate different components that can be opt out at install time, see http://www.itk.org/Wiki/CMake:Component_Install_With_CPack
More generally see http://www.itk.org/Wiki/CMake:CPackConfiguration
==================== Linux User Package ====================
On UNIX platforms cmake -DCMAKE_SKIP_RPATH:BOOL=ON -DCMAKE_INSTALL_RPATH_USE_LINK_PATH:BOOL=OFF -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE:STRING=Release -DCEP_IMAGING:BOOL=TRUE -DCEP_MODELING:BOOL=TRUE -DPACKAGING_NSIS:BOOL=TRUE -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr
On debian/ubuntu, you need to have package "dpkg" (to build DEB packages) and package "rpm" (to build RPM packages) installed: apt-get install dpkg rpm
To check the content of a deb package: dpkg –contents package.deb To install the content of a deb in a subdirectory instead of system-wide: dpkg –vextract package.deb subdirectory
There is a bug deb package (cmake 2.8.9 on Debian Wheezy): permission for directories are not rights Here is how to fix it (inspired from https://github.com/paralect/robomongo/blob/master/install/linux/fixup_deb.sh.in ) set PACKAGE_FILENAME="camitk-3.3.0-debian-7.x-wheezy_amd64.deb" cd /tmp mkdir camitk-deb dpkg-deb -x $PACKAGE_FILENAME camitk-deb dpkg-deb –control $PACKAGE_FILENAME camitk-deb/DEBIAN rm $PACKAGE_FILENAME find camitk-deb -type d -print0 |xargs -0 chmod 755 find camitk-deb -name "*.1" -print0 |xargs -0 chmod 0644 find fix_up_deb/usr/bin -name "camitk-*" -print0 |xargs -0 chmod 0755 fakeroot dpkg -b camitk-deb $PACKAGE_FILENAME rm -rf camitk-deb
package name
contact information
resource files
executable
CamiTK package description
Files to ignore during generation of the package
Detect processor bits range (32bits / 64bits) not the whole architecture (ARM ...).
Note : even if not packaging for Unix with NSIS, the CMake variable PACKAGING_NSIS is used here to indicate we are packaging (i.e. building the camitk-package target).
Try to find architecture
Try to find distro name and distro-specific arch
debian section
Find DPKG
Add paths here
Packaging requires ITK
set the package generator
For Debian-based distribs we want to create DEB packages.
We need to alter the architecture names as per distro rules
Set the dependencies based on the distrib version
Installation path Set the install location to "/usr" PLEASE, set the CamiTK install root path in your CMake command line / GUI (and not directly here)
Dependencies depending on the Operating System. Ubuntu12.xx WARNING Beware to the syntax of the Debian package dependencies, else it won't manage to install.
All these ubuntu version dependencies are the same, only one package is needed for all
Debian dependencies
Debian Wheezy
package name
NSIS must be installed on the computer
Update package name for windows release
64 bits installer
32 bits installer
64bits installer
Qt libraries
VTK libraries
ITK library
GDCM libraries
32bits installer
Qt libraries
VTK libraries set(VTK_DIR ${VTK_DIR}/../../bin)
ITK Library
GDCM libraries
end compiler specific settings
Additional libraries to install with the installer
By default, do not warn when built on machines using only VS Express:
Tell CMake to copy CMAKE_INSTALL_SYSTEM_RUNTIME_LIBS content into the package
Application icon
set here the current icon for CamiTK
icon for the top bar NSIS installer
icon for the generated install program (the .exe to run to install CamiTK).
icon for the generated uninstall program (the .exe to run to uninstall CamiTK).
Create desktop icons, by forcing CPack to build an internal command, as 'set(CPACK_NSIS_MODIFY_PATH ON)' option setted in the additional page doesn't work.
Tell CPack to remove the icons after uninstalling
Installer name
TODO test this!
Libraries are bundled directly
Bundle Properties
Set up CPack configuration
Create the groups that will contains the installer components
create specific target for package source When packaging, copy the CamiTKPackageVersion.h file to the source directory Don't forget to remove it immediatly after packaging.
This target create the installer / linux package. On windows, you have configured with PACKAGING_NSIS=TRUE => all project names have their "-" replaced by "_" character NSIS doesn't support "-" character.
References endif(), execute_process(), get_filename_component(), include(), and set().
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