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List:       vtkusers
Subject:    RE: [vtkusers] vtk with  MS Visual C++
From:       "Jesse Neri" <neri () hobbes ! nrl ! navy ! mil>
Date:       2002-12-30 18:38:32
Message-ID: 001201c2b032$a8683450$fa9efa84 () nrl ! navy ! mil
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This is of course only necessary if you need to add new features to 
VTK.  If you can get your data in with the built-in functions, or
Tk/Tcl, then the executables from the kitware site will get you started.
To some degree, you can play with VTK from the executables, and see if
it suits your needs. It did for me.

Jess Neri

> -----Original Message-----
> From: vtkusers-admin@public.kitware.com
> [mailto:vtkusers-admin@public.kitware.com]On Behalf Of Jeremy Winston
> Sent: Monday, December 30, 2002 1:20 PM
> To: yzhuan1
> Cc: vtkusers@public.kitware.com
> Subject: Re: [vtkusers] vtk with MS Visual C++
> 
> 
> yzhuan1 wrote:
> > 
> > I use a PC. If I want to install VTK, do I need install MS 
> Visual c++ ?
> 
> If you run an MS operating system on your PC, then MS VC++ is easiest.
> You can also use the Borland C++ compiler.
> 
> If you run some flavor of Unix on your PC, you can use gcc.
> 
> See Section 5 of the FAQ:
>      http://public.kitware.com/cgi-bin/vtkfaq?req=index
> 
> -Jeremy
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