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running clandmark in windows #13

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arthahir opened this issue Jul 23, 2015 · 4 comments
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running clandmark in windows #13

arthahir opened this issue Jul 23, 2015 · 4 comments

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@arthahir
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hi,
how can i run clandmakr in windows ?
please help me...i have downloaded clandmark_master file
what is the first thing i need to do in windows?

@uricamic
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Hi @arthahir.

first you need to compile it. You will need CMake and for example MS Visual Studio for that (CMake can generate project for MS Visual Studio). I will describe the process on CLandmark webpage when I get access to windows machine.

@arthahir
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hi uricam
so i need Cmake for generating project to be run in MS visual studio..
how can i go cmake in order to generate??
there is another dout? which version of MS visual studio is best to use clandmark?

@uricamic
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Hi,

yep, CLandmark configuration & compilation is maintained by CMake, so you should use it (it has quite nice Qt GUI on windows platform). The CMake process is quite easy, basically, you just specify source and build directory, hit configure and if needed change some variables that are listed in the GUI.

I was using Visual Studio 2008 Professional for quite a long time, then I abandoned windows, so I cannot give you proper advice on that. However, last time I tried to compile CLandmark under windows, I used Visual Studio 2013 and it also did the job.

@uricamic
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Closing. There are now build scripts ready for windows OS.

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