Fernando Bordignon

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`extension_xxlimited` is complaining that it can't find python3.lib which is now python3stub.lib Since python 3.10 there are no more .def files see https://github.com/python/cpython/commit/2c6e4e91c5a4d3f25908108f4ed32aba936df70c so I removed the cmake targets that...

Python 3.10 dropped the `libffi` sources and added it as a dependency for windows and linux. ffi is a dependency for ctypes We need to add libffi to the build...

I've managed to build libffi with cmake and manually add a reference to ctypes using this branch: https://github.com/am11/libffi/tree/feature/cmake-build-configs I've successfully bootstrapped pip with ensurepip Now there are some problems with...

Ok, this commit solved an issue with limited libs. The build is working for 3.10 from this branch. The question that remains is about libffi. Should we include an option...

@lassoan Turns out the hack I've deleted from the 3.9.8 branch was not needed after all. I've reverted it with 81cbdd1 On python 3.10 there are no more .def files...

No, this issue is related to blending a labelmap with a RGBA volume. Maybe it has something to do with this line https://github.com/Slicer/Slicer/blob/a0b9f3584e6a88bf7ca8b79275b6149c6d8183ec/Libs/MRML/Logic/vtkMRMLSliceLayerLogic.cxx#L138 Do we need to set the output...

My guess is that the backgroundImagePort or foregroundImagePort of the slicelogic is returning a 4 component image and when blending with the labelmap Reslice with a fixed 3 dimension is...

When this bug occurs, it seems that the label layer has the RGB and alpha set by the user on Slicer. The background layer has RGBA and also the alpha...

Thanks for linking this thread. I know it is a challenge from the development perspective, but it is really confusing for the user to click on the eye of a...

```python >>> import logging >>> logging.getLogger().level 30 >>> logging.getLogger().setLevel(10) >>> logging.getLogger().level 10 >>> import openpnm >>> logging.getLogger().level 30 ```