DICOM @ OFFIS

First of all, there is no documentation that describes all of the API changes from version to version. Some changes are typically necessary from release to release, but in many cases these are relatively small. Now, DCMTK 3.5.4 is almost 20 years old (it was published in 2005), therefore, it is hard...

I cannot say that I really understand what your code is doing. I suspect, though, that your function findContainerOfNode() returns a pointer to the wrong DcmItem instance. Note that a DICOM file (class DcmFileFormat) contains two different DcmItem instances, one for the meta-header (i.e. all attribu...

There is no easy way of replacing the JPEG library that is built into DCMTK (based on the IJG JPEG library version 6) with libjpeg-turbo. While both libraries share a common ancestor, the differences are big enough that replacing one by the other is not trivial. You will find in the DCMTK issue trac...

The steps all seem to be correct. My guess is that your self-signed CA certificate is lacking the X.509 extension that marks it as a CA certificate. When printing the content of the certificate with openssl x509 -in <filename.pem> -nooout -text , you should see the following X.509 extensions: X509v3...

For your information, I have fixed this issue today and committed the fix as commit #ae6352657. This will now run though our nightly builds and should become visible in the public git if no follow-up issues occur. The fix turned out to be fairly simple: diff --git a/oficonv/libsrc/citrus_iconv_none....

Sorry, at this point I will be unable to help you. The CMake output looks good, and I cannot say why the Android emulator does not become ready. Unfortunately, the developer of the Android port is not active in this project anymore. Other than this, I can only point you to the following document des...

You fail to mention the operating system on which you are developing. For now I will assume that you intend to compile on Windows. Note that we provide pre-compiled versions of all external libraries for various Visual Studio compilers and compiler settings. Most of these are static libraries, with ...

This looks like an incompatibility between an outdated CMake build script and a relatively new version of CMake. The error is caused by a cmake_minimum_required() statement in one of the CMake scripts, I guess somewhere in /Users/xxx/Library/Android/sdk/ndk/27.2.12479018/build/cmake. The statement p...

ANNOUNCEMENT Version 3.6.9 of the OFFIS DCMTK (DICOM toolkit) software is now available for public release. This release includes the following main changes over the previous version 3.6.8: DCMTK 3.6.9 builds correctly on older and up-to-date versions of GNU gcc (9.5.0 to 14.2.0), Clang (14.0.6 to 1...

Within the Icon Image Sequence, you will find an image that is either monochrome or palette color. In both cases, Samples per Pixel will be one. As far as I remember, the encoder is permitted to either compress the icon image, or to leave it uncompressed. Decoders need to be able to handle both. I ...

The -ppc option allows you to build very large A-ASSOCIATE-RQ packets for debugging purposes, i.e. for checking whether an association acceptor is able to handle such large packets. Other than that, negotiating more than one presentation context and any specific transfer syntax makes no sense for th...

Thank you for the bug report and test program. I have been able to reproduce the bug and have added it to our issue tracker at https://support.dcmtk.org/redmine/issues/1143.

Same procedure as for JPEG-LS. You need a JPEG 2000 encoder, however, which is not included in DCMTK.
The (commercially available) DCMJP2K module, which is an extension to DCMTK, provides this.

You cannot directly convert JPEG to JPEG-LS. These are two entirely different file formats (despite the similar name). If you want to generate a JPEG-LS encoded DICOM file from a JPEG file, you must use class Image2Dcm to convert the JPEG file to a DICOM file in JPEG Baseline transfer syntax decompr...

The symbol is definitely defined in "i2d.lib". Perhaps there is a problem with the order in which libraries are linked?