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WIP: Use vcpkg to get ITK #161
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Compilation errors at https://dev.azure.com/kaspermarstal/Elastix/_build/results?buildId=467 for example:
because of ITK_LEGACY_REMOVE: |
The missing ITK legacy support should be added by microsoft/vcpkg#7241 |
Interesting compile errors at https://dev.azure.com/kaspermarstal/Elastix/_build/results?buildId=505:
And also link errors:
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@dzenanz Dženan I'm still trying to build elastix with ITK from vcpkg, but we're getting link errors, at https://dev.azure.com/kaspermarstal/Elastix/_build/results?buildId=516:
Could this be because Do you have a suggestion how to avoid these link errors? |
There was some work regarding |
Thanks @dzenanz Unfortunately the virtual machine I'm using at azure, 'vs2017-win2016', still has a vcpkg git repository of July 16: microsoft/vcpkg@ac00ef2 I guess I just have to wait. Did you also get those double-conversion.lib link errors from ITK 5.0.0 at vcpkg? |
Those errors do look familiar. You can look at InsightSoftwareConsortium/ITK#579 and stuff linked from there. |
Thanks @dzenanz ! So what would then happen when |
That should use double-conversion from |
In the azure pipelines yml file of elastix (of this PR), I just did:
See elastix/Testing/CI/Azure/ci.yml Line 13 in ceafb80
Is that sufficient, or should it also have vcpkg.exe install double-conversion ?
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@dzenanz I finally got elastix building at azure vmImage 'vs2017-win2016', with ITK 5.0.1 from vcpkg (latest ITK portfile.cmake). But I have been cheating! I added
I did so to avoid link errors. Do you have a suggestion how to avoid such an ugly workaround? |
Perhaps execute |
Thanks @dzenanz I gave it a try, 97a013f and it looks like your suggestion almost fixes the problem! It adds "C:\vcpkg\installed\x64-windows\lib" to the linker. Which does contain "double-conversion.lib", the file mentioned in the link error:
However, the linker still cannot find the lib file, as it is looking for "\lib\double-conversion.lib". If it was just looking for "double-conversion.lib", it would have found it in "C:\vcpkg\installed\x64-windows\lib". Now it still can't find the file: https://dev.azure.com/kaspermarstal/Elastix/_build/results?buildId=505 Do you have one more suggestion, please? |
That might be a bug in |
Fixed by ugly `link_directories` quick-fix. See also #161 (comment)
@dzenanz Update: yesterday I got elastix fully building with ITK 5.0.1 from vcpkg. It appeared essential to do For the time being, we could leave that hack in there. But I still find the build times too long: more than two hours for an entire elastix build, of which almost an hour is spent building and installing ITK. I hope the new Azure Pipelines |
Fixed by ugly `link_directories` quick-fix. See also #161 (comment)
Hoping to fix: > LINK : fatal error LNK1181: cannot open input file '\lib\double-conversion.lib' Dženan Zukić @dzenanz informed us that there was some work regarding ITK_USE_SYSTEM_DOUBLECONVERSION between IK 5.0.0 and 5.0.1, which might solve this problem.
Suggested by Dženan Zukić @dzenanz
Fixed by ugly `link_directories` quick-fix. See also #161 (comment)
Yet another attempt to fix those link errors
Suggested at "Disable automatic integration for a particuar VS project" microsoft/vcpkg#281
Check if it still compiles with VcpkgEnabled=true
Work around the CMake Error at https://dev.azure.com/kaspermarstal/Elastix/_build/results?buildId=971&view=logs&j=8113fa60-6c65-540e-d189-4caa7b0fea60&t=ec6f6503-6d4b-5e80-e979-365ac800d840 > CMake Error at C:/vcpkg/scripts/buildsystems/vcpkg.cmake:493 (_find_package): > Could not find a configuration file for package "ITK" that is compatible > with requested version "5.1.1". > > The following configuration files were considered but not accepted: > > C:/vcpkg/installed/x64-windows/share/itk/ITKConfig.cmake, version: 5.1.0
See also https://discourse.itk.org/t/how-to-avoid-rebuilding-itk-by-azure-ci-at-the-github-of-another-project-elastix/2002