[Dcmlib] reinstallation

[olivier.stern at swing.be]

Hi,

GDCM is probably installed cause the .h files are in usr/local/include/gdcm, but seems the compiler doesn't find them. Here the error I get when I added package GDCM in my CMakeLists.txt file:

CMake Error: GDCM_DIR is not set.  It must be set to the directory containing GDCMConfig.cmake in order to use GDCM.

It's certainly what I forgot to do :D But I didn't have to do it on my notebook... How do I set it ?

Thx, Olivier

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> 
> Hi,
> 
> As I haven't resolved my gcc problem and my notebook became in desorder, I decided to install linux on my computer at home (mandrake 10.1). Then I have installed cmake 2.2.0 (procedure with boostrap) 

I thought Mandrake finally had a package for cmake... grrr

and gdcm (procedure explain on the web site, with cvs). I copied/pasted my program and try to compile. Here's the error I have (I certainly forgot something.. but what ? :-))
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> Olivier
> 
> PS: $ nm libgdcm.so| c++filt| grep gdcm::FileHelper::FileHelper give me bash: $: command not found. Where must I type this command ?


$ dpkg -S /usr/bin/nm                                      ~
binutils: /usr/bin/nm


I bet on Mandrake it is also called binutils but they must add a random number to make the package name more cryptic.

 
> -- Configuring done
> -- Generating done
> -- Build files have been written to: /home/olivier/GDCM/gdcmBin/bin/Tfe/Recalage
> Building CXX object exGrey2RGB.dir/exGrey2RGB.o
> /home/olivier/GDCM/gdcmBin/bin/Tfe/Recalage/exGrey2RGB.cxx:18:22: gdcmFile.h: No such file or directory


good ! That mean you did not install gdcm. I believe this is safer to develop this way.

Since you are developping outside of gdcm tree, did you do in your CMakeLists.txt:

FIND_PACKAGE(GDCM)

If not.. then add it :)

Mathieu


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