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ANTs installation instructions: missing ccmake #88
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So I looked into it and the Ubuntu version we're using on bireli (for now) matches exactly one of the versions the ants devs provided a compiled version for with their latest release.
Matches ants-2.4.2-ubuntu-22.04-X64-gcc.zip here: https://github.com/ANTsX/ANTs/releases for release v2.4.2 Installing it,
worked and was able to replicate a session I ran on my local laptop. Adding instructions to use a compiled version would be easy, and although it may not always work, would be an improvement over the current instructions that are broken / missing info. Also I'm sure SCT pros might be able to suggest alternate or better solutions for compiling it since it appears to be a dependency (https://github.com/spinalcordtoolbox/spinalcordtoolbox/blob/a0dce2c9cdb4923317714ae4d6033268961c6faf/testing/dependencies/test_ants.py), I just couldn't find where/how it was installed through quick |
I'm following the ANTs installation instructions described here: https://github.com/neuropoly/intranet.neuro.polymtl.ca/blob/31ebc934cf65605122416c678b65761ae816c048/geek-tips/image-processing-software/advanced-normalization-tools-ants.md
on my account on
bireli
.This line,
implies that one needs to compile from source. But the linux instructions ("Run CMake to configure the build" section of https://github.com/ANTsX/ANTs/wiki/Compiling-ANTs-on-Linux-and-Mac-OS) uses the command
ccmake
, which isn't available onbireli
. Anyone has a hint on how to get around this, so that we can update our intranet instructions? Ainsleigh Hill(@ahill187) wrote these instructions, but I don't think she's in the lab anymore.
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