[Insight-users] Borland Makefiles problem

[Luis Ibanez]

Hi Nawshin,

Any reason to use such an old version of ITK ?

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1) When you use CMake to configure ITK for Borland,

                       you get "Makefiles".

    There will not be any ITK.dsw. Such file is only
    created when you generate projects for Visual Studio.


2)  To build ITK using the Borland makefiles, you
      simply need to go to the command line and
      type "make"....  BUT, first you have to make
      sure that you installed the Borland 5.5. compiler
      correctly and that the "make" tool of Borland is
      in your path.


3)   Go to the command line (MS-DOS command window)
      change directories to go into the binary directory that
      you configured with CMake.

       and type "make"



    Luis





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On Wed, May 25, 2011 at 2:39 AM, Nawshin Rahiza Khan
<nawshin.khan at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I am a new user and trying to work with ITK-2.4.0, CMake 2.8, and Borland
> C++ 5.5 on Windows platform.
> I have configured ITK and generated makefiles, but not sure how to build/run
> this makefile? I was wondering--
> 1. What is the file/makefile extension that creates when compiling with
> Borland? (Since I know .dsw for Visual Studio....)
> 2. How to run/build that file to see the outcome?
>
>                             or
> 3. how to invoke Borland Makefiles from MS-DOS??
> It would be appreciated if someone replies me with detail explanation.
> Thanks
> Nawshin
>
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