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ClearCanvas

Open source RIS/PACS and DICOM viewer

How to build using Github For Windows

Read this section if you intend to build the ClearCanvas projects only, and read the section on Preparing clones for forked contributions in addition to this section if you intend to make code changes you want to share.

  1. Download Github for Windows and install it.
  2. Using Github for Windows clone the ClearCanvas/ClearCanvas repository to your local drive, for example, into ....Documents/Github/ClearCanvas.
  3. Using Github for Windows clone the ClearCanvas/ReferencedAssemblies to your local drive, for example into ....Documents/Github/ReferencedAssemblies.
  4. Using a command-line window, create a symbolic link within the ClearCanvas directory called "ReferencedAssemblies" that points to ..\ReferencedAssemblies. In Windows 7, the command-line to do this is mklink ReferencedAssemblies ..\ReferencedAssemblies
  5. Load the ImageViewer/ImageViewer.sln into Visual Studio.
  6. Build.

Preparing clones for forked contributions

If you intend to make changes to the code and contribute it to the ClearCanvas (upstream) repository, then you must first use Fork on Github.com to create a clone of ClearCanvas/ClearCanvas on Github.com. The ClearCanvas/ClearCanvas repository itself is moderated and you will not be able to automatically publish your changes to it.

Therefore,

  1. Use Fork on Github.com to create a clone of ClearCanvas/ClearCanvas. For example, to yourUserName/ClearCanvas.
  2. If you intend to make changes to the ClearCanvas/ReferencedAssemblies, make a fork/clone of this repository as well. Otherwise, it is unnecessary to do so.
  3. Download Github for Windows and install it.
  4. Using Github for Windows clone the yourUserName/ClearCanvas repository to your local drive.
  5. Using Github for Windows clone the yourUserName/ReferencedAssemblies repository to your local drive if you have forked it on Github, otherwise, simply clone the repository from ClearCanvas/ClearCanvas to your local drive.
  6. Create a symbolic link so that ReferencedAssemblies can be referenced from within your ClearCanvas directory.

You are now ready to make changes to the code in your private fork/clone.