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DOC: Clarify that elastix only supports _static_ library builds #5

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Expand Up @@ -2795,7 +2795,7 @@ \subsection{Using \elastix\ as a library}\label{ssec:dev:library}

\subsubsection{Introduction}

\elastix\ also offers the possibility to be used as dynamic or
\elastix\ also offers the possibility to be used as
static linked library. This offers the possibility to integrate its
functionality in your own software, without having to call the
external \elastix\ executable. The latter namely has the downside
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\item Using \transformix\ to transform an image.
\end{itemize}

\subsubsection{Building \elastix\ as a static or dynamic library}
\subsubsection{Building \elastix\ as a static library}

To build \elastix\ as a library you have to disable the
\texttt{ELASTIX\_BUILD\_EXECUTABLE} option in CMake. With this
option disabled a build project for a static library will be
created. Note that \elastix\ cannot be built as a dynamic library:
\elastix\ cannot be built as a dynamic library:
The CMake option \texttt{BUILD\_SHARED\_LIBS} should be \texttt{OFF},
when building \elastix.

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