Format as an ITK module to enable use as a library

[thewtex]

In order for other projects to use the code, it should be made available as an ITK Module. This will provide the required CMake configuration information and ITK target dependency information. This will allow other projects to build against the C++ classes provided.

For more information on generation of the required files, see the ITKModuleTemplate and documentation on How To Create A Module in the ITK Software Guide.

[plooney]

@thewtex If i try to build outside the ITK buildpath I get

CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:22 (include): include could not find load file:

 ITKModuleExternal

[thewtex]

@plooney with what version of ITK?

[plooney]

4.13.1

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[thewtex]

Did you try these steps?

mkdir kretz-module-build
cd kretz-module-build
cmake -DITK_DIR=/path/to/ITK-build /path/to/kretz
make
cd ..

mkdir kretz-programs-build
cd kretz-programs-build
cmake -DITK_DIR=/path/to/ITK-build /path/to/kretz/examples
make

[plooney]

Working now.

[thewtex]

Great!