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Re: Contributing Features Back to SNAP

2008-09-27T14:44:33Z

Hi Paul, Tim,

I just want to let you know that I have uploaded an updated version of
Tim's 1.6 branch where I have implemented the UserFilterInterface
which allows to add any type of ITK filters as simply as copying the
filter example codes: to add a new filter, you just need to derive a
class from UserFilter class and register it in the

Re: Contributing Features Back to SNAP

2008-08-22T22:54:45Z

Joel, Tim

Sorry for not getting back to you sooner. We had a baby a little while
ago, and I'm still adapting to working with little sleep. Perhaps it's
not a bad idea to contribute your code to Tim's branch, and when 2.0
is ready, we can try to merge everything together. Joel, send me your
sourceforge ID, so I can add you to the developer list.

Re: Contributing Features Back to SNAP

2008-08-22T22:50:37Z

Hi Joel,

I'm really excited that you're interested in this. Unfortunately, I won't
be able to help much because I joined the peace corps recently and so I'll
be working in Panama for the next two years on rural environmental health
projects. So my email access will be really spotty and once I get placed in

Re: Contributing Features Back to SNAP

2008-08-19T18:04:22Z

Hi Tim, Hi Paul,

I was planning to start developing some of the features that you were
mentioning...(plus others if I can) when I came here.
@Tim: I would definitely be interested in your code; if you don't mind
giving me a copy. I will post back my developments when they are done.
My dev. platforms are Ubuntu 64 8.04 and Windows XP 32bit / Visual

Re: question relative to an old bug

2008-08-06T08:50:26Z

Dear Laurent,
probably, as you suggest, the problem is relative to fltk.
I had the same problem using ITK-Snap v1.5 that I resolved
compiling with fltk 1.1.8.
See eventually the bug fix on [link]
Good work and Best Regards
Vincenzo
[link]
On Tue, 5 Aug 2008 02:12:35 -0700 (PDT)

question relative to an old bug

2008-08-05T09:12:35Z

Hi developpers,

I remember that Snap V1.4 (not sure) crashed at running time when
using two displays. This bug is now fixed but I encounter the same
problem with my application.
I guess it was relative to fltk?
What was the trick to correct that behavior?

Thanks in advance.

Laurent.

Polydata save bug

2008-07-14T08:29:13Z

Hi, Paul,
It seems that there is a bug in ITK-SNAP 1.6.0.1 application, I can not save
the generated mesh
vtkpolydata to any format (stl, vtk , ...).
The environment I run is Windows Vista SP1 business. 32bit.
Thanks!
Fucang

Re: Contributing Features Back to SNAP

2008-07-01T22:48:30Z

Hi Paul,
I have a binary built on linux 64 bit (rhel 5, x64), would that
work? If not, my cross compiling skills are a bit rusty, do you have
a good way of cross-building a 32 bit version that I could do? I have
mac and windows workstations too that I could build on too, but the
windows one isn't set up as a dev station so I would need to install

Re: Contributing Features Back to SNAP

2008-07-01T22:24:44Z

Tim
This is a pretty amazing set of new features. I would be very interested in
you adding them, but we have a bit of an issue. We are right now doing a lot
of refactoring for SNAP 2.0. At the present time, the code is in a bit of
disarray, and I am not sure if right now is the best moment to add code to

Contributing Features Back to SNAP

2008-07-01T20:12:32Z

Hey everyone,
I have been working with SNAP for a few weeks now to do segmentation
of the blood filled spaces in heart models, and in the process wrote a
few new features to make my job easier. I think they could be useful
more generally to people so I would like to contribute them back to

Comment on bug report [1871005 ] Crash for volumes >500 slices

2008-07-01T13:23:19Z

I had quite some trouble on Windows with what I thought was a fairly
modest CT image of 280x512x512 (140mb) with very frequent crashes
(dual core dell precision 390 with 2GB ram and also a dual core AMD
3.2Ghz box with 4gb ram). Since I couldn't keep things alive long
enough to do any checking, I tried a linux build (FC6 on the same AMD

SNAP hosted on NITRC: please vote!

2008-06-02T17:53:48Z

Dear ITK-SNAP users,
We would like to ask you to take just a few moments of your time to
review ITK-SNAP at the NIH Neuroimaging Informatics Tools and
Resources Clearinghouse (NITRC) website. Your reviews and ratings will
be extremely valuable both to assess your needs and to help direct
potential users towards choosing ITK-SNAP. As you know, ITK-SNAP is

Re: ITK-SNAP on 64bit Windows

2008-04-30T20:26:14Z

Hi Paul,
I compiled a 64bit version. It works well.
Thanks,
Guanglei
2008/4/28 Mengda Wu <phd...@gmail.com>:

Re: ITK-SNAP on 64bit Windows

2008-04-29T06:41:49Z

Hi Paul,
I have tried to compile against ITK-2.8.1. That bug is gone. Everything
works fine.
So the bug is due to the change between ITK-2.8.1 and ITK-3.6.0 as you said.
Let me know if you have any plan to build against newest ITK. I am going to
compile
the 64bit version soon. I am not sure if the ITK-2.8.1 will be compiled

Re: ITK-SNAP on 64bit Windows

2008-04-29T00:27:39Z

Hi Richard,
Actually you need supply a linker option /LARGEADDRESSAWARE to make the
32bit program can access up to 4GB
on a 64bit Vista. I tried my 32bit compilation with this option. The binary
could access beyond 2GB but not beyond 4GB.
I also compiled 64bit version. The binary could access beyond 20GB. My