Yesterday, I’ve updated the DCMRT module which is part of the current DCMTK snapshot (not of the current release). That means, the automatically generated C++ classes of the low-level API have been updated based on the official machine-readable version of the 2016d edition of the DICOM standard. Continue reading
Updated DCMRT (based on DICOM 2016d)
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DCMTK updated after DICOM WG-06 meeting in September 2016
Last week, the DICOM Working Group 6 (WG-06) met again and approved a single supplement and various correction items (CPs) for “final text”. The previous meeting of WG-06 (Base Standard) was in May this year. Continue reading
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Sixteenth DCMTK snapshot version 3.6.1
Today, a new development snapshot of the DCMTK has been made available. This is the sixteenth snapshot after the official release of version 3.6.0. As always, we have updated the code for the latest changes to the DICOM standard. In other words, the data dictionary, the list of SOP Class and Transfer Syntax UIDs as well as the “DCM” Code definitions and Context Group classes are up-to-date, i.e. based on the current edition of the standard text (DICOM 2016c). Continue reading
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DCMTK updated after DICOM WG-06 meeting in March 2016
Last week, the DICOM Working Group 6 (WG-06) met again and approved a single supplement and various correction items (CPs) for “final text” or “draft final text – waiting for codes”. The previous meeting of WG-06 (Base Standard) was in November last year. Continue reading
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DICOM training course in October 2016
The next DICOM training course in English language takes place from 18 to 20 October 2016 in Frankfurt, Germany. As usual, the two-day DICOM Intensive Course is followed by the one-day DCMTK Course. Continue reading