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When compiling in Debug the compilation fails in line 112 of itkStreamlineTrackingFilter.h. This is the following line: itkSetMacro( SeedPoints, std::vector< itk::Point<float> >) In Debug itkSetMacro tries to print a message using itkDebugMacro. It streams the std::vector to a std::ostringstream. In this context there is no overloaded << operator for std::ostream, so it does not compile. I think the best solution is to write a setter for that vector manually, not using the itk macro.

When compiling in Debug in Visual Studio 2015 the compilation fails in line 112 of itkStreamlineTrackingFilter.h. This is the following line: itkSetMacro( SeedPoints, std::vector< itk::Point<float> >) In Debug itkSetMacro tries to print a message using itkDebugMacro. It streams the std::vector to a std::ostringstream. In this context there is no overloaded << operator for std::ostream, so it does not compile. I think the best solution is to write a setter for that vector manually, not using the itk macro.

When compiling in Debug in Visual Studio 2015 the compilation fails in line 112 of itkStreamlineTrackingFilter.h. This is the following line: itkSetMacro( SeedPoints, std::vector< itk::Point<float> >) In Debug itkSetMacro tries to print a message using itkDebugMacro. It streams the std::vector to a std::ostringstream. In this context there is no overloaded << operator for std::ostream, so it does not compile. I think the best solution is to write a setter for that vector manually, not using the itk macro.