How to use OPENSLIDE_DEBUG variable?

[Isaiah Norton]

It's an environment variable (
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environment_variable for background), so
first set it in the terminal (or runtime) as below, then start an openslide
program and look at the output.

Windows CMD:

set OPENSLIDE_DEBUG=help

bash:

export OPENSLIDE_DEBUG=help (or other options as listed)


On Wed, Jul 18, 2018 at 7:16 PM <schueffp at mskcc.org> wrote:

> Hi together,
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> does somebody know how to use the OPENSLIDE_DEBUG variable (e.g. with an
> example)?
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> The help page https://openslide.org/docs/debugopts/ says I can pass it.
> But where exactly?
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> Where do I define it?
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> I use the compiled C++ libraries for Windows, but could also cross-compile
> on Linux.
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> Best,
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> Peter
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