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Revision as of 22:06, 21 June 2012
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Key Investigators
- Northwestern: Pat Mongklowat, Vlad Kleper
- BWH: Andrey Fedorov
Objective
Annotation Imaging and Markup is a format that can be used to organized various annotation information derived from the imaging data and save it in a consistent XML-based way. The library has originally been developed on Windows platform. It has not been compiled on other computing platform. Currently, this code has been modified to be independent from Windows specific elements. The library can be complied on Ubuntu. But, it must be on a particular path. Eventually, we would like to have the library for cross-platform by integrating it with CMake.
We are looking for Make and CMake expertise to help us with this porting task.
Approach, Plan
1. Working on the current make file to find out why the complied library must be on a specific path. 2. Looking for a person who knows CMake environment
Progress
1. Fixed the make file. It does not generating an AIM library for a particular path. (Thanks Greg at MGH.) 2. Started working with Andre on make file for Mac OS X.
Delivery Mechanism
AIM 3.0 API library distributed under NCI (BSD-like) license. A make file for Linux.
