DICOM @ OFFIS

Hello J.,

yes, you are absolutely right and I know this is open source and effort
has to be in some relation to value. Absolutely correct.

But you do not want to compare to negative samples, do you

Regards
vR

Hello, thank you very much for your response. Here is my comment. Having the good case is fine and the straight forward implementation. The effort comes in bad case. It is better to have the predfined return values available during development, than waiting until runtime and than asking for the pote...

Hello,

I wrote my first DCMTK echo app on iPad, and in general I am pretty new to the DCMTK.

Where can I find information, which returned status code like in
DIMSE_echoUser
has which meaning?

My api call return a status of 0, so I assume the echo was successfully send back, right?



Regards
v.R.

Hello Michael, I didn't blame you. Your strategy having the header directory related to the lib directory is fine, and if I thought a bit more, may be I would have managed that by myself. It's just a matter of experience. But as mentioned, some hint would be nice anyhow. BTW: I managed to display my...

Hello Michael, thank you for your answer. That helps a bit. In deed, I do not care which documentation to read. In your answer, or may be in this community here seems to be the inherent knowledge, that the header location is somehow related to the library location. This knowledge helps. If it is a p...

Hello and thank you for your answer. I saw that documentation, but my question was if there is a nice documentation where one can see in which library a class is. The documentation you are referencing is more or less a enumeration of members and not complete w.r.t my question. Otherwise i haven't fo...

Hello, I solved the problem by experimenting around. I added #include "dcmtk/config/osconfig.h" from the Xcode dcmtk generated paths on top of the line above the #include "dcmtk/dcmimgle/dcmimage.h" and renamed my objective-c file having the extension .mm Thus it compiled fine. N...

Hello, finally I successfully compiled the DCMTK for iPads (armv6, armv7 platform). My 'environment' is: Mac OS X 10.7.2 Xcode 4.2.1 using clang 3.0 and LLVM 3.0. Now I try to check the build results for correctness by writing a little code snippet using the DCMTK. The code snippet is pretty simple ...