DCMTK and appstore

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ali.m.habib · #1 Post by **ali.m.habib** » Tue, 2011-05-10, 11:20

Hi ,
I submitted my application that use dcmtk to appstore , but it has been rejected for the following reason

Our system has determined your app is using private or undocumented APIs:
Private Symbol References
isinf

do any one have any resolution or explanation for that

#2 Post by **Michael Onken** » Wed, 2011-05-11, 10:39

Hi,

it seems that you (or DCMTK) uses functions from the Android libraries that are not available for Application use so you are just not permitted to use them. This could be maybe since they are not exepected to be stable over the next Android releases or there might be other reasons.

Best regards,
Michael

Per · #3 Post by **Per** » Wed, 2011-05-11, 14:53

s/Android/iPhone/g

isinf() is C99, which Apple should support, but they have a long history of slight incompatibilities with these macros. (Don't ask - I don't want to remember.) So I suggest you ask Apple.

ali.m.habib · #4 Post by **ali.m.habib** » Wed, 2011-05-11, 15:05

Per wrote:s/Android/iPhone/g

isinf() is C99, which Apple should support, but they have a long history of slight incompatibilities with these macros. (Don't ask - I don't want to remember.) So I suggest you ask Apple.

so how to avoid it in building and work with DCMTK

ali.m.habib · #5 Post by **ali.m.habib** » Wed, 2011-05-11, 16:31

i wanna know where exactly this isinf is used in which classes and can we avoid using any of these classes , i wanna know whether it's used in imaging libraries for example or is it used in all classes ?

J. Riesmeier · #6 Post by **J. Riesmeier** » Thu, 2011-05-12, 17:27

Maybe, it's too obvious, but since you have the complete source code: Why don't you just search for "isinf"? Then you'll also see that isinf() is only used if HAVE_ISINF is defined ...

eshwar.ramesh · #7 Post by **eshwar.ramesh** » Fri, 2013-01-18, 07:42

Since you asked this question, may I know how you worked around it because I have a similar issue with the iOS store.

I have tried excluding isinf with undef

I guess it goes something like this -->

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#undef HAVE_ISINF

or within comments like this -->

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/* #undef HAVE_ISINF */

and also like this -->

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#define HAVE_ISINF 0

Not working.

eshwar.ramesh · #8 Post by **eshwar.ramesh** » Fri, 2013-01-18, 08:11

Also I need to know about any side effects of removing the presence of isinf from ofstd.cc. Anything?

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