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Building Slicer
In software development, the term "build" is used to refer to the construction of an application with a tangible result. The construction in this area refers to the process of converting source code into executable applications, that is, applications written in a language that the machine understands and can execute. As software engineers already know, when we talk about these processes we refer to software written in languages that must be compiled, not interpreted.
Lección 1. Building 3DSlicer (versión para windows)
Archivo:Building 3D Slicer.pdf
