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Yes, that is a known issue. I personally always changed "3rdparty.cmake" as follows: diff --git a/CMake/3rdparty.cmake b/CMake/3rdparty.cmake old mode 100755 new mode 100644 index 9fcca77..b40f88b --- a/CMake/3rdparty.cmake +++ b/CMake/3rdparty.cmake @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -IF(WIN32) +IF(WIN32 AN...

I see, sorry, did not understand that from your first post. Have a look at the source code for findscu and storescu then.

Yes, have a look at the PACS howto in our wiki.

Are you on Windows? Are you using 32 bit or 64 bit binaries? As written here, 32 bit binaries would have a 2 GiB memory limit, so most likely 1.5 GiB file + the required manament data structures won't fit with no possible workaround for that.

EDIT2: it seems gcc previous to 4.9 (what i was testing with while writing the code) only outputs the patch version when using g++ --version instead of g++ -dumpversion. This is quite ugly since i will have to parse away the other information to get the version using this command, but i think i wil...

feldman_joel wrote:It appears all of these additional errors are related to "possible loss of data" in going from 32 bit to 64 bit platform.

See this nearly one year old thread regarding that issue. I hope I find the time to fix the remaining warnings in the near future.

Code: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\Vc7\include\ostream(574) : warning C4530: C++ exception handler used, but unwind semantics are not enabled. Specify /EHsc Are you building shared libraries? At least I can confirm this issue when building shared libraries, since our com...

This has already been answered quite often, for example in this thread.

JR is probably referring to this post regarding DCMTK vs. QT: By disabling UNICODE in the qmake project file, I was able to compile a project linking dcmtk libraries (cloned from git repository on date 30/07/14). Just add the following line to the .pro file: DEFINES -= UNICODE See this thread for de...

std::basic_string is part of the STL and therefore part of your compiler. I can imagine two reasons for this kind of problem: You are using a custom compiler that was configured incorrectly during build. DCMTK was compiled with different (incompatible) flags than what the QT project is using, especi...

I'm sorry, but i never worked with Xcode, so i can't help you with that. Maybe try using the makefile generator instead.

Kaori wrote:But it stopped with a error "undeclared use of identifier 'Init' " for the code.
Code:
if (Init(pixel))

What is the problem of me?

You did nothing wrong, thats a known issue on MacOS, fixed in this commit. So maybe use the latest snapshot instead of DCMTK 3.6.0.

The steps necessary to install DCMTK depend on your setup. From what you posted i would think you typed 'make' in a terminal to build DCMTK after you configured it using CMake. So you may type 'make install' in a terminal from the same location to install DCMTK to a directory specified by CMAKE_INST...

Note: this may be a consequential error. For example your DICOM file may contain invalid image dimension attributes and DCMTK therefore tries to allocate more ram for the image than you've installed in your system.

I don't see anything wrong so far, so i would need the specific error / exception message for further inspection. You may enable DCMTK's logging output (for example TRACE-level) to post a dump about what happened before the error occured. Also, maybe creating a debug build could help tracking the er...