Added support for IBM POWER8/9 architectures #1243
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- included (advanced) ccmake config option to use the system png library instead of having ITK build a local version (building libpng tends to break on ppcle) - set ITK compiler flags according to host arch On branch master Changes to be committed: modified: CMake/ITKSetStandardCompilerFlags.cmake modified: Common.cmake modified: SuperBuild/External_ITKv5.cmake
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Hello ANTs team!
We're running IBM POWER E880 servers in our HPC cluster infrastructure and I built ANTs for that architecture. Since building
libpngon POWER is a little tedious I basically just added the option to use the systemlibpngfor ITK and set compiler flags depending on the build target. Maybe these changes are useful for others who want to run ANTs on similar hardware.All the best from Frankfurt,
Stefan