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==Obtaining a Precompiled Binary== | ==Obtaining a Precompiled Binary== | ||
| − | Compiled Slicer3 executables are [http://www.na-mic.org/Slicer/Download/Snapshots/ available here]. From the Snapshots directory, select your architecture. | + | Compiled Slicer3 executables are [http://www.na-mic.org/Slicer/Download/Snapshots/ available here]. From the Snapshots directory, select your architecture. |
The current supported architectures are: | The current supported architectures are: | ||
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* win32: Windows | * win32: Windows | ||
| − | The Snapshots directory contains both Slicer2 and Slicer3 binaries. For the latest build, select the filename that begins with "Slicer3" and has the most recent date. These are beta builds, so you might find some bugs. If you do, please email slicer-users@bwh.harvard.edu so we can continue to improve Slicer3. | + | The Snapshots directory contains both Slicer2 and Slicer3 binaries. For the latest build, select the filename that begins with "Slicer3" and has the most recent date. These are beta builds, so you might find some bugs. If you do, or are having trouble installing Slicer3, please email slicer-users@bwh.harvard.edu so we can continue to improve Slicer3. |
===Installing on Mac OSX=== | ===Installing on Mac OSX=== | ||
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| + | The latest Mac OSX builds are tar.gz files. To install Slicer3, open up an X11 terminal window and copy the binary to the location where you want to install. Change the filename below to reflect the binary you downloaded. To unzip and untar the binary, type: | ||
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| + | gunzip ./Slicer3-3.0.2007-01-10-Darwin-x86.tar.gz | ||
| + | tar -xvf ./Slicer3-3.0.2007-01-10-Darwin-x86.tar | ||
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| + | To run Slicer3, cd into the Slicer3-3.0.2007-01-10/bin and type: | ||
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| + | ./Slicer3 | ||
===Installing on Linux=== | ===Installing on Linux=== | ||
| − | After downloading the file, move it to where you would like to install Slicer3, and then execute the .sh binary. To do this, simply do the following: | + | After downloading the file, move it to where you would like to install Slicer3, and then execute the .sh binary. To do this, simply do the following (replace the filename with the one you downloaded): |
./Slicer3-3.0.2007-01-08-Linux-x86_64.sh | ./Slicer3-3.0.2007-01-08-Linux-x86_64.sh | ||
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| + | If the file doesn't execute, make sure that you have execute permission set. To add execute permission, type: | ||
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| + | chmod a+x ./Slicer3-3.0.2007-01-08-Linux-x86_64.sh | ||
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| + | Some shells have problems executing the script. If so, you might need to specify which shell you want to execute the script, e.g.: | ||
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| + | /bin/sh ./Slicer3-3.0.2007-01-08-Linux-x86_64.sh | ||
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| + | To run Slicer3, cd into the Slicer3-3.0.2007-01-08/bin and type: | ||
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| + | ./Slicer3 | ||
===Installing on Windows=== | ===Installing on Windows=== | ||
| − | After downloading the file, simply double-click on it to start the installation process. To uninstall Slicer3, double-click the Uninstall icon in the Slicer3 directory. | + | After downloading the file, simply double-click on it to start the installation process. To uninstall Slicer3, double-click the Uninstall icon in the Slicer3 directory. To run Slicer, go to Start -> Program Files -> Slicer3-3.0.2007.xx-xx -> Slicer3 |
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==Build Slicer3 Yourself== | ==Build Slicer3 Yourself== | ||
Revision as of 22:11, 16 January 2007
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There are a couple different ways to obtain Slicer3 to run on your own computer. You can either download a precompiled Slicer3 installer for your platform, or build it yourself from a SVN checkout.
Contents
Obtaining a Precompiled Binary
Compiled Slicer3 executables are available here. From the Snapshots directory, select your architecture.
The current supported architectures are:
- darwin-x86: Mac OSX - Darwin x86 Intel
- darwin-ppc: Mac OSX - Darwin Power PC
- linux-x86: Linux-x86 - Linux 32-bit
- linux-x86_64: Linux-x86_64 - Linux 64-bit
- win32: Windows
The Snapshots directory contains both Slicer2 and Slicer3 binaries. For the latest build, select the filename that begins with "Slicer3" and has the most recent date. These are beta builds, so you might find some bugs. If you do, or are having trouble installing Slicer3, please email slicer-users@bwh.harvard.edu so we can continue to improve Slicer3.
Installing on Mac OSX
The latest Mac OSX builds are tar.gz files. To install Slicer3, open up an X11 terminal window and copy the binary to the location where you want to install. Change the filename below to reflect the binary you downloaded. To unzip and untar the binary, type:
gunzip ./Slicer3-3.0.2007-01-10-Darwin-x86.tar.gz tar -xvf ./Slicer3-3.0.2007-01-10-Darwin-x86.tar
To run Slicer3, cd into the Slicer3-3.0.2007-01-10/bin and type:
./Slicer3
Installing on Linux
After downloading the file, move it to where you would like to install Slicer3, and then execute the .sh binary. To do this, simply do the following (replace the filename with the one you downloaded):
./Slicer3-3.0.2007-01-08-Linux-x86_64.sh
If the file doesn't execute, make sure that you have execute permission set. To add execute permission, type:
chmod a+x ./Slicer3-3.0.2007-01-08-Linux-x86_64.sh
Some shells have problems executing the script. If so, you might need to specify which shell you want to execute the script, e.g.:
/bin/sh ./Slicer3-3.0.2007-01-08-Linux-x86_64.sh
To run Slicer3, cd into the Slicer3-3.0.2007-01-08/bin and type:
./Slicer3
Installing on Windows
After downloading the file, simply double-click on it to start the installation process. To uninstall Slicer3, double-click the Uninstall icon in the Slicer3 directory. To run Slicer, go to Start -> Program Files -> Slicer3-3.0.2007.xx-xx -> Slicer3
Build Slicer3 Yourself
Or you can follow the instructions to build it yourself.
See the Status Page for more information on what the software does.
For information about the current release of Slicer2.6, see Slicer2.6 Getting Started.
