Closed kiwixiao closed 2 years ago
Hello,
That file is automatically generated by the CMake building script. It is recommended that you build your code in a different location that your source code. Are you doing that?
If you are having issues building CIP, a good alternative is using our docker image: https://hub.docker.com/r/acilbwh/chestimagingplatform
HTH
Hello,
That file is automatically generated by the CMake building script. It is recommended that you build your code in a different location that your source code. Are you doing that?
If you are having issues building CIP, a good alternative is using our docker image: https://hub.docker.com/r/acilbwh/chestimagingplatform
HTH
I created a folder called: build, within the source code folder. Then get into the build folder then type: make CIP. It seems working now, it is still in process of building as I am writing now. (after I change all the git to https).
But thanks for your response. I will check the docker image is this path not working eventually.
I ended up with using docker image after I experienced python library inconsistency conflicts. The docker just so easy to use. Thanks for the link. > Hello,
That file is automatically generated by the CMake building script. It is recommended that you build your code in a different location that your source code. Are you doing that?
If you are having issues building CIP, a good alternative is using our docker image: https://hub.docker.com/r/acilbwh/chestimagingplatform
HTH
Hi developers
I was trying to build the file, however, it showed up an error message says: "cannot connect to github.com" I figured out by looking into the build folder, for example, there is a file called: /CIPPython-prefix/tmp/CIPPython.gitclone.cmake, then open this file and find the line says: clone --no--checkout "git://github.com/*" and replace the "git://" to "https://" (no quotation needed in the actual code)
As I am new to git and make, so I am not sure is this the git setup issue or some make files need to be update or neither.
Looking forward to hearing any comments and suggestion. Thanks