Normand Mongeau writes: > Well I'd use a more recent version, but version 6.3.3 (last one I > tried) had a _huge_ bug: each string allocated in the dcm reader used > 4096 bytes... A tad too much for my needs.
Oh. Indeed. > > Do you depend on ImageMagick for your task? The Offis DICOM Toolkit > > (<http://dicom.offis.de/>) has dcm2pnm which allows to convert DICOM > > into some image formats like png. Maybe this would help you? > > Yes I do depend on IM, but I'm currently investigating DCMTK. > > > Another such utility I know of is dicom2, > > <http://barre.nom.fr/medical/dicom2/> > > > > Both are sort of free. > > I already took a look at this, but it's not suitable for my needs. I > have a 3D viewer, and I don't like to rely on external programs to do > work. You do not have to. Similar to ImageMagick, DCMTK is not only the binary programs, it is a toolkit/library with everything necessary to read and manipulate DICOM files. It's not a one-liner of code, but if you start with the dcm2pnm source you can probably hack something together quickly. Alex _______________________________________________ Magick-users mailing list [email protected] http://studio.imagemagick.org/mailman/listinfo/magick-users
