I get the following message when launching Slicer : $ ./Slicer error: [/home/user/programs/Slicer-4.11.0-2019-08-22-linux-amd64/bin/SlicerApp-real] exit abnormally - Report the problem. This happens on my desktop machine only, it launches normally on my laptop. It happens with both home built …

[image] muratmaga: Are optimization flags OS specific? Even worse, they are compiler-specific. It should be possible to find the right set of options for each toolchain but it may require a lot of iterations. By the time we get everything right (safely work on most systems but not to degrade …

Did the discussion on ITK forum conclude for a course of action?

I’m testing a solution (setting ITK_*_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS to empty in Slicer superbuild). Once I confirm that it works, I’ll send a pull request. Probably tomorrow.

Confirmed the fix works on Windows. Commited in rev28520.

I have the same issue recently: Under Linux Mint 19.2 (Ubuntu 18.04), with Slicer trunk on 20191031 Here are what I trid: i tried both gcc 7.4 and gcc-6 I tried release, debug, relwithdebinfo, all have the same result i changed the libarchive/archive_pack_dev.c suggested by Steve in https://issu…

Solved using ssl: [image] Building Slicer on a freshly installed Ubuntu 18.04 Development Here is what I am getting when I execute gdb with bin/SlicerApp-real: (gdb) exec-file SlicerApp-real (gdb) run Starting program: /home/satya/wrk/Slicer/build/Slicer-build/bin/Slice…

with the very same ( i think) environment, i tried to repeat the success in an adjacent folder, just to make sure I really got it right. But this time the building stopped in the middle due to the python site module problem. And i just realized that even for the “success build” i have, it actually …

I quickly run through this topic and I see that people build Slicer on their linux computer. My question is ‘Why?’ I also run Slicer on a linux machine (LinuxMint 19.1) and I have never build it on that! Just downloaded the linux package from the site, unpacked it in a folder called ‘Slicer’ and …

[image] Leon: then run the executable ‘slicer’. That’s it! You have probably not used it long enough to say ‘Ooops! what’s happening ? Where is Slicer ?’. That happened twice to me, building it was the only way in these situations.

It is quite likely that the same Slicer binaries don’t work correctly on all Linux flavours and configurations, but I guess most Linux users chose the platform because they prefer to have more control over their systems and got used to building components on their own.

Can't start Slicer on Linux on one machine

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Can't start Slicer on Linux on one machine

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