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Simplify build system and add python as dependency #407
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CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS env. variables are explicitly set in travis configuration Explicit passing of "-Wno-deprecated" to ITK project is removed because (1) it is done starting with ITK project 4.0 in InsightSoftwareConsortium/ITK@8a135bcb1 (ENH: Detect/use recommended compiler flags) from 2011-08-20 and (2) Seg3D is build against ITK 5.x. See 3b6512c (Update ITK version to 5.1.0)
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Since TravisCI seems to now offers a finite amount of "credits" for open source projects, this commit removes the corresponding support. See https://travis-ci.community/t/question-open-source-travis-ci-for-open-source-projects-as-of-august-2022/13233
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… Qt 5.15.2 All: * Standardize on using Qt 5.15.2 * Split configure command across multiple lines Linux: * Update runner from "ubuntu-18.04" to "ubuntu-20.04" macOS: * Hard-code runner to "macos-10.15" Windows: * Update runner from "windows-2016" to "windows-2022" * Update Visual Studio from "15 2017" to "17 2022" * Explicitly specify toolset v143
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- qtversion: 5.15.2 | ||
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I think this will require updating the Boost dependency to something newer, and possibly python as well. It might break a lot of code. I have SCIRun building with Boost 1.75, but that version is also too old for VS 2022.
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