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have you had success compiling your cmake against XCode 8? When I build a fresh copy of DCMTK using Xcode 8.2 Beta... my build works correctly. Did you use the "afab" branch for your build? To make this build work after the Sierra upgrade, I had to reinstall CMake from MacPorts & I ha...

Here you go… My modified version of DCMTK will build the DCMTK libraries for use with iOS. There are no custom shell scripts that produce this build. I’ve made small modifications to some of the CMake files in the standard DCMTK tree & I’ve added an iOS.cmake file to the top-level CMake director...

I have something that might be of interest... I have a copy of the DCMTK tree that has been modified to quietly build the DCMTK libraries under iOS. You can build the iOS libraries using Xcode or using the standard Unix command line tools, for both x86 and ARM. If you would like to play with this, l...

I would like to disable building applications from the top level CMakeLists.txt file. I can disable BUILD_APPS from the command line, by issuing the following command: cmake -Wno-dev -DBUILD_APPS:BOOL=OFF -G "Unix Makefiles" ../latest_dcmtk How do I configure the BUILD_APPS parameter from ...

I have the DCMTK 3.6.1 libraries building under Xcode 4.3 via an Xcode project. What I have isn't perfect, but it's a lot better than the Chinese build instructions that everyone refers to.

If you need this & are willing to funnel your changes back to help everyone, let me know.

If you upgrade to Xcode 4.3 & are building with CMake, you may find that the switch to the Clang compiler & the relocation of the tools out of /Developer will break your build.

I do have a copy of the git 3.6.1 tree building under Xcode 4.3. If you need it, let me know.