How to build NVIDIA extension using CMake

[akmal871026 (MOHD AKMAL MASUD)]

Hi all, I have followed this instruction to plug in NVIDIA.

But, how to build it in CMake. (attached picture is my C Make)

this step I did not get the last step.

This one: To build extension package, build 3D Slicer then configure ai-assisted-annotation-client project using CMake, defining these variables: -DSlicer_DIR:PATH=… -DNvidiaAIAssistedAnnotation_BUILD_SLICER_EXTENSION:BOOL=ON

For developers

The plugin can be downloaded and installed directly from GitHub:

• git clone GitHub - NVIDIA/ai-assisted-annotation-client: Client side integration example source code and libraries for AI-Assisted Annotation SDK
• Open 3D Slicer: Go to Edit → Application Settings → Modules → Additional Module Paths
  1. Add New Module Path: <FULL_PATH>/slicer-plugin/NvidiaAIAA
  2. Restart
• To build extension package, build 3D Slicer then configure ai-assisted-annotation-client project using CMake, defining these variables: -DSlicer_DIR:PATH=… -DNvidiaAIAssistedAnnotation_BUILD_SLICER_EXTENSION:BOOL=ON
  

[lassoan (Andras Lasso)]

NVIDIA AI-assisted Annotation extension only contains Python-scripted modules, so there is no need to build it. See Developer guide:

To build extensions that contain modules implemented in C++, you need to build Slicer from source on your machine; they cannot be built against a binary download. If developing modules in Python only, then it is not necessary to build the extension.

You can download and modify the extension and run it as described in the documentation that you quoted above or in the Developer guide.

[akmal871026 (MOHD AKMAL MASUD)]

Yeah, I’ve tried it. But have the got error

[lassoan (Andras Lasso)]

If you need any help resolving the error then tell us what the error is.