Hi All:
I try to add a new function and want to export this new interface like the ASC_** functions,
but when i use modified DCMTK libs, the link process can't find my new added function.
Would any one tell me how dcmtk exports all of its interfaces? Thanks!
How to add new interface in DCMTK
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Re: How to add new interface in DCMTK
Hi,
what do you mean by "export"?
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Michael
what do you mean by "export"?
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Michael
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Re: How to add new interface in DCMTK
Hi Michael
Thanks for your reply. By 'export', i mean, the function can be used in other applications like the existing functions ASC_initializeNetWork and the DUL_** functions.
For example, i want to add a function named A in the lib dcmnet, then i want to use the function A in other applications .
Best wishes
Simon
Thanks for your reply. By 'export', i mean, the function can be used in other applications like the existing functions ASC_initializeNetWork and the DUL_** functions.
For example, i want to add a function named A in the lib dcmnet, then i want to use the function A in other applications .
Best wishes
Simon
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Re: How to add new interface in DCMTK
Hi,
this is more a C/C++ question, no? Declare a function (as "public" in C++) in a header and include it in your project...
Probably a good book on C++ programming is the right way to find answers to your question.
Best,
Michael
this is more a C/C++ question, no? Declare a function (as "public" in C++) in a header and include it in your project...
Probably a good book on C++ programming is the right way to find answers to your question.
Best,
Michael
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