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http://geant4.web.cern.ch/geant4/UserDocumentation/UsersGuides/InstallationGuide/html/ch02.html
 
http://geant4.web.cern.ch/geant4/UserDocumentation/UsersGuides/InstallationGuide/html/ch02.html
  
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==GATE V8.0==
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==GATE V8.1==
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!!!WARNING: From the 6.2 GATE version, the installation procedure is managed by CMake!!!
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First, download the GATE sources at this address:
 
First, download the GATE sources at this address:
  
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  http://www.opengatecollaboration.org/GATE80
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  http://www.opengatecollaboration.org/GATE81
  
 
Unzip and untar the downloaded file:
 
Unzip and untar the downloaded file:
  
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  tar -xzf gate_v8.0.tar.gz
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  tar -xzf gate_v8.1.p01.tar.gz
  
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(Alternatively, if you are familiar with git, then instead of downloading and extracting the tar ball, you can also clone the sources from github and check out the <code>v8.1.p01</code> release tag.)
 
In the same directory, create two directories to build and install GATE:
 
In the same directory, create two directories to build and install GATE:
  
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  mkdir gate_v8.0-build
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  mkdir gate_v8.1-build
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  mkdir gate_v8.0-install
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  mkdir gate_v8.1-install
  
 
Move into the GATE build directory:
 
Move into the GATE build directory:
  
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  cd gate_v8.0-build
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  cd gate_v8.1-build
  
 
Run ccmake as follows:
 
Run ccmake as follows:
  
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  ccmake ../gate_v8.0
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  ccmake ../gate_v8.1.p01
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You need to change the <code>CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX</code>, it should be set to the install directory (defined above). The default given by CMake is <code>/usr/local</code>; if you have root/sudo permissions on your machine then it's possible to install Gate there, but it's not recommended, especially if you need to work with more than one version of Gate (for instance, if you want to do development on Gate, or if you want to verify that a new release is compatible with the old release that you have been using).
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You should get something like this (the screen shot is taken from the 8.0 release, the only difference is the version number):
  
 
[[Image:CMakeGATE8.0.png|800px]]
 
[[Image:CMakeGATE8.0.png|800px]]
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  BUILD_TESTING                      OFF: by default, set to ON if you want to perform build testing
 
  BUILD_TESTING                      OFF: by default, set to ON if you want to perform build testing
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  GATE_DOWNLOAD_BENCHMARKS_DATA      OFF: by default, set to ON if you want to download them
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  GATE_DOWNLOAD_BENCHMARKS_DATA      OFF: by default, set to ON if you want to download the benchmark data to run validation tests (with the command <code>make test</code>)
 
  GATE_USE_ECAT7                    OFF: by default, set to ON if you want to use this library
 
  GATE_USE_ECAT7                    OFF: by default, set to ON if you want to use this library
 
  GATE_USE_GPU                      OFF: by default, set to ON if you want to use GPU modules
 
  GATE_USE_GPU                      OFF: by default, set to ON if you want to use GPU modules
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  GEANT4_USE_SYSTEM_CLHEP            OFF: by default, set to ON if you want to use an external CLHEP version
 
  GEANT4_USE_SYSTEM_CLHEP            OFF: by default, set to ON if you want to use an external CLHEP version
  
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As it was the case for Geant4, press 'c' to configure and 'g' to generate the compilation environment.  
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As it was the case for Geant4, press 'c' to configure (you may need to do this multiple times) and then 'g' to generate the compilation environment.  
  
 
Finally:
 
Finally:
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•    bash or zsh:
 
•    bash or zsh:
  
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  export PATH=$PATH:/PATH_TO/gate_v8.0-install/bin
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  export PATH=/PATH_TO/gate_v8.1-install/bin:$PATH
  
 
•    [t]csh
 
•    [t]csh
  
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  setenv PATH ${PATH}:$/PATH_TO/gate_v8.0-install/bin
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  setenv PATH /PATH_TO/gate_v8.1-install/bin:${PATH}
  
 
==Environment configuration and starting GATE==
 
==Environment configuration and starting GATE==

Revision as of 10:41, 9 January 2019

!!IMPORTANT!! Before continuing, make sure all required packages are properly installed on your system. See Package Requirements

Package required

The minimal software distribution should be the following: 

Geant4 10.3 (including the embedded CLHEP)
GATE V8.0
ITK (version 4.10.xx or later)
Users can also used the external CLHEP 2.3.4.3

Optionnal packages are required for output management: 

ROOT (version 5.xx or ROOT 6.xx)
ECAT
LMF

CLHEP

Since the GATE V7.0 release, users can use the CLHEP embedded within each Geant4 distribution. This case, the CMAKE flag GEANT4_USE_SYSTEM_CLHEP, which is OFF by default, must stay OFF.

However, users can use an external CLHEP version (2.3.4.3) by turning flag GEANT4_USE_SYSTEM_CLHEP ON and following the standard installation procedures. 

!!!WARNING: Note that since CLHEP version 2.1.2.0, CMake is the preferred build option. Building with autotools and configure is deprecated!!!

Instructions for using CMake can be found in INSTALL.cmake file.

Note: With Ubuntu Linux distribution, the package is 'cmake'. sudo apt-get install cmake.

You can download CLHEP at this address: 

http://proj-clhep.web.cern.ch/proj-clhep/DISTRIBUTION

Download the CLHEP version following the GEANT4 recommendations: 

http://geant4.web.cern.ch/geant4/support/ReleaseNotes4.10.3.html#2

The recommended version for Geant4 10.2 and GATE V7.2 is CLHEP 2.3.4.3

To install, unzip and untar the downloaded file: 

tar -xzf clhep-2.3.4.3.tgz

In the same directory, create two directories to build and install CLHEP: 

mkdir 2.3.4.3-build
mkdir 2.3.4.3-install

Move into the CLHEP build directory: 

cd 2.3.4.3-build

Launching the cmake command and the make command as follow: 

cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/PATH_TO/2.3.4.3-install /PATH_TO/2.3.4.3/CLHEP/
make
make test
make install

Finally, update your environment variables file with the following command lines: (this part is summarized in the item 5 of this document)

• bash or zsh: 

export PATH=$PATH:/PATH_TO/2.3.4.3/-install/bin:/PATH_TO/2.3.4.3-install/include
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/PATH_TO/2.3.4.3-install/lib

• [t]csh: 

setenv PATH ${PATH}:/PATH_TO/2.3.1.1/-install/bin:/PATH_TO/2.3.4.3-install/include
setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH ${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:/PATH_TO/2.3.4.3-install/lib

ROOT

You can download ROOT at the following address: 

https://root.cern.ch/downloading-root

It is recommended to install directly the ROOT binaries. Users have to compile the ROOT sources only if necessary.

Choose the ROOT version according to your hardware architecture and uncompressed the downloaded file:

• Ubuntu 14 gcc4.8: 

tar -xzf root_v6.xx.xx.Linux-ubuntu14-x86_64-gcc4.8.tar.gz

• CentOS Cern 7 gcc4.8: 

tar -xzf root_v6.xx.xx.Linux-centos7-x86_64-gcc4.8.tar.gz

Move the ROOT name directory: 

mv root root_v6.xx

Depending on your environment, you need to source ROOT as follow (this final step is summarized in the item 5 of this documentation):

• bash or zsh: 

source /PATH_TO/root_v6.xx/bin/thisroot.sh

• [t]csh: 

source /PATH_TO/root_v6.xx/bin/thisroot.csh

Geant4

!!!WARNING: Minimum required version of CMake to build Geant4 10.3 or 10.2 is 3.3!!!

First, download the Geant sources at this address: 

http://geant4.web.cern.ch/geant4/support/download.shtml

Unzip and untar the downloaded file: 

tar -xzf geant4.10.03.tar.gz

In the same directory, create two directories to build and install GEANT4: 

mkdir geant4.10.03-build
mkdir geant4.10.03-install

Move into the Geant4 build directory: 

cd geant4.10.03-build

Run ccmake as follows: 

ccmake ../geant4.10.03

You will obtain the following screen and you need to configure the different options as it is done in this figure: CMakeGeant4.10.3.png 

QT and OPENGL are optional, depending of what users want to do.
GEANT4_INSTALL_DATA and GEANT4_USE_SYSTEM_CLHEP are mandatory.

Press 'c' to configure and 'g' to generate the compilation environment.

After this step you will automatically back to the prompt terminal and then, you can launch the compilation: 

make -jN (N is the number of processor(s) in your PC)
make install

Finally, update your environment variables file with the following command lines: (this part is summarized in the item 5 of this document)

• bash or zsh: 

source /PATH_TO/geant4.10.03-install/bin/geant4.sh

• [t]csh: 

source /PATH_TO/geant4.10.03-install/bin/geant4.csh

For details, read the official GEANT4 installation procedure: http://geant4.web.cern.ch/geant4/UserDocumentation/UsersGuides/InstallationGuide/html/ch02.html

GATE V8.1

First, download the GATE sources at this address: 

http://www.opengatecollaboration.org/GATE81

Unzip and untar the downloaded file: 

tar -xzf gate_v8.1.p01.tar.gz

(Alternatively, if you are familiar with git, then instead of downloading and extracting the tar ball, you can also clone the sources from github and check out the v8.1.p01 release tag.) In the same directory, create two directories to build and install GATE: 

mkdir gate_v8.1-build
mkdir gate_v8.1-install

Move into the GATE build directory: 

cd gate_v8.1-build

Run ccmake as follows: 

ccmake ../gate_v8.1.p01

You need to change the CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX, it should be set to the install directory (defined above). The default given by CMake is /usr/local; if you have root/sudo permissions on your machine then it's possible to install Gate there, but it's not recommended, especially if you need to work with more than one version of Gate (for instance, if you want to do development on Gate, or if you want to verify that a new release is compatible with the old release that you have been using). You should get something like this (the screen shot is taken from the 8.0 release, the only difference is the version number):

CMakeGATE8.0.png

Warning Information about following environment variables: 

BUILD_TESTING                      OFF: by default, set to ON if you want to perform build testing
GATE_DOWNLOAD_BENCHMARKS_DATA      OFF: by default, set to ON if you want to download the benchmark data to run validation tests (with the command make test)
GATE_USE_ECAT7                     OFF: by default, set to ON if you want to use this library
GATE_USE_GPU                       OFF: by default, set to ON if you want to use GPU modules
GATE_USE_ITK                       OFF: by default, set to ON if you want to access DICOM reader and thermal therapy capabilities
GATE_USE_LMF                       OFF: by default, set to ON if you want to use this library
GATE_USE_OPTICAL                   OFF: by default, set to ON if you want to perform simulation for optical imaging applications
GATE_USE_RTK                       OFF: by default, set to ON if you want to use this toolkit
GATE_USE_STDC11                    ON : by default, set to OFF if you want to use another standard for the C programming language (advanced users)
GATE_USE_DAVIS                     OFF: by default, set to ON if you want to use the Davis LUT model
GEANT4_USE_SYSTEM_CLHEP            OFF: by default, set to ON if you want to use an external CLHEP version

As it was the case for Geant4, press 'c' to configure (you may need to do this multiple times) and then 'g' to generate the compilation environment.

Finally: 

make -jN (N is the number of processor(s) in your PC)
make install

Finally, update your environment variables file with the following command lines: (this part is summarized in the item 5 of this document)

• bash or zsh: 

export PATH=/PATH_TO/gate_v8.1-install/bin:$PATH

• [t]csh 

setenv PATH /PATH_TO/gate_v8.1-install/bin:${PATH}

Environment configuration and starting GATE

We highly recommended to configure a your_file.bashrc (or .cshrc) file to set up all environment variables which are mandatory to perform a full GATE simulation.

This file should be defined as follows:

• bash or zsh: 

source /PATH_TO/root_v6.XX/bin/thisroot.sh
source /PATH_TO/geant4.10.03-install/bin/geant4.sh
export PATH=$PATH:/PATH_TO/gate_v8.0-install/bin

If using an external CLHEP library: 

export PATH=$PATH:/PATH_TO/2.3.4.3/CLHEP/bin
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/PATH_TO/2.3.4.3/CLHEP/lib

• [t]csh 

source /PATH_TO/root_v6.XX/bin/thisroot.csh
source /PATH_TO/geant4.10.03-install/bin/geant4.csh
setenv PATH ${PATH}:$/PATH_TO/gate_v8.0-install/bin

If using an external CLHEP library: 

setenv PATH ${PATH}:/PATH_TO/2.3.4.3/CLHEP/bin
setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH ${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:/PATH_TO/2.3.4.3/CLHEP/lib

Finally, before to start a GATE session: 

source your_file.bashrc

then: 

Gate

/!\ If you are using the Qt interface on non-English locales then you must force Qt to use a locale with a dot for the decimal separator: 

LC_NUMERIC=C Gate --qt

ITK

First, download the ITK library sources at this address: 

https://itk.org/ITK/resources/software.html

Unzip and tar the downloaded file: 

tar -xzf InsightToolkit-4.10.xx.tar.gz

Move into the InsightToolkit-4.10.xx directory: 

cd InsightToolkit-4.10.xx

In this directory, create a bin/ sub-directory: 

mkdir bin

Move into the bin/ sub-directory: 

cd bin

Run ccmake as follows: 

ccmake -DITK_USE_REVIEW=ON ..

You will obtain the following screen and you need to configure the different options as follows: 

BUILD_EXAMPLES                   ON
BUILD_TESTING                    ON
ITKV3_COMPATIBILITY              OFF
ITK_BUILD_DEFAULT_MODULES        ON
ITK_WRAP_PYTHON                  OFF

Press 'c' to configure and 'g' to generate the compilation environment.

After this step you will automatically back to the prompt terminal and then, you can launch the compilation: 

make -jN (N is the number of processor(s) in your PC)
make install

ECAT7

First, create and enter an ecat7 sub-directory: 

mkdir /PATH_TO/ecat7
cd /PATH_TO/ecat7

Download the ECAT library sources at this address: 

http://www.opengatecollaboration.org/ECAT

Unzip and untar the downloaded file: 

tar -xzf ecat.tar.gz

!!!WARNING: if you want to use ECAT7 output module, don't forget to set CMake option GATE_USE_ECAT7 to ON and to provide the path to ECAT7
source directory (i.e /PATH_TO/ecat7)!!!

Copy the right Makefile.<os> to Makefile. If Makefile exists this step is not necessary 

cp Makefile.unix Makefile

Compile 

make

This will build the library

Go to the utils directory Copy the right Makefile.<os> to Makefile if Makefile exists this step is not necessary 

cp Makefile.unix Makefile

Compile (do not use make -j4 !!!) 

make

This will create some utility programs

After compilation, create the following folder: include/ 

mkdir /PATH_TO/ecat7/include

In this folder copy all *.h files 

cp *.h /PATH_TO/ecat7/include

Check that the file libecat.a is in lib/. If it isn't copy it there 

mkdir lib
cp libecat.a lib/

LMF 3

Enter the source directory 

/PATH_TO/lmf_3_0

Configure lmf 

./configure

Compile (do not use make -j4 !!!) 

make clean
make

If it does not exist, after compilation create the following folder: includes 

mkdir /PATH_TO/lmf_3_0/includes

In this folder copy all *.h files, if they aren't in there already 

cp *.h /PATH_TO/lmf_3_0/includes

Check that the file libLMF.a is in lib/ If it isn't copy it there

Installation of cluster tools

jobsplitter

Go to /PATH_TO/gate_v8.0/cluster_tools/jobsplitter 

cd /PATH_TO/gate_v8.0/cluster_tools/jobsplitter

Make sure ROOT and Geant4 environment variables are set 

source /PATH_TO/root_v6.XX/bin/thisroot.sh
source /PATH_TO/geant4.10.03-install/bin/geant4.sh

Compile 

make

Copy the gjs executable file to the correct place 

cp /PATH_TO/gate_v8.0/cluster_tools/jobsplitter/gjs /PATH_TO/gate_v8.0-install/bin

filemerger

Go to /PATH_TO/gate_v8.0/cluster_tools/filemerger Make sure ROOT and Geant4 environment variables are set 

source /PATH_TO/root_v6.XX/bin/thisroot.sh
source /PATH_TO/geant4.10.03-install/bin/geant4.sh

Compile 

make

Copy the gjs executable file to the correct place 

cp /PATH_TO/gate_v8.0/cluster_tools/filemerger/gjm /PATH_TO/gate_v7.2-install/bin

GPU & CUDA tools

You need to download 2 packages which are the CUDA toolkit provided by NVIDIA and the GPU computing SDK. All details are provided on this web site : http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/cuda

During the GATE configuration by using ccmake, you need to set ON the GATE_USE_GPU variable and give the correct path for CUDA_SDK_ROOT_DIR and CUDA_TOOLKIT_ROOT_DIR (as illustrated by the following print screen).


Ccmake.png

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