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Hi all

Presumably we should start by writing and testing a C-Echo-Rq and C-Echo-Rsp (ie DICOM-ping) and working on functions to format / reformat the various data elements.

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xProgrammer

Hi all Since the DICOM communication protocol sits on top of the TCP/IP stack (line FTP, HTTP etc), it should be possible to implement in [x]Harbour. (I have written a data base client-server database server in xHarbour). How complicated the DICOM protocol would be to implement I don't know as I don...

Hi I haven't as yet but I am writing software for nuclear medicine and all the new cameras support DICOM so it will be an issue into the future for me. What sort of time frame are you looking at? Happy to co-operate and share information and / or code. Will have 3 DICOM cameras by June this year. 1 ...

Thanks, that's a lot neater.

xProgrammer

I am writing code that builds table structures and indexes (and if desired populates them with data) from xml files. The code failed when the key expression included the Descend() function giving the following message: Error BASE/1001 Undefined function: DESCEND I got around the problem (after some ...

Hi all I just tracked down a problem with some code I wrote using TXmlDocument:FindFirst() function. The xml data looked like this: <TABLE> <TABLE-NAME>Whatever</TABLE-NAME> FindFirst( "TABLE-NAME" ) was not nil but its cData property was nil whereas it should be "Whatever". It t...

Resolved I had run sudo apt-get install libgpm-dev but libgpm.so was only in /usr/lib. With a libgpm.so in /usr/lib64 all went well. (Just do not know how it got there when it didn't show up before). In summary, as well as downloading the from the xHarbour site I had to install the following: bison ...

I came across this GTK trick whilst writing xHarbour code to compile and link am xHarbour application. I was (trying to) update a status bar as each module was compiled and linked, but all I ever saw was the final message. GTK event processing can get queued up behind other processes which consume l...

I am trying to get my code running on 64 bit Ubuntu 9.10. That means I have tbuild harbour and / or xHarbour as 64 bit. I can build Harbour successfully (I think) but Harbour doesn't seem to have the Inet classes I need for my applications to work I have never been able to build xHarbour from source...

Hi Antonio Whilst the compile and link code is not nice and clean as yet, the generator can now take an application definition (as an xml file), generate the .prg code, compile that code and link it to produce an executable and run the executable it has produced all in a single process. I have code ...

Hi Antonio Current Structure of Compile and LInk back end is: Class SSFile => encapsulates a file and its attributes, especially date and time Updated Class SSPRGFile => derived from SSFile. Adds behaviour specific to .prg files, mainly extension Class SSCFile => derived from SSFile. Adds behaviour ...

Hi Antonio I am building the engine to automatically build applications produced by my code generator. Currently my code generator builds a shell script that can build the application. But that is an extra step which I am working on eliminating. Originally my code generator was based on a series of ...

Hi Antonio Thanks for the wonderfully prompt reply. I was in the middle of finding a solution without having to go to C, but I'll keep that option in mind. It's a nice outcome from this searching for a solution that I can do a single call to pkg-config and use it for each individual file to be compi...

I have pretty much solved this one. The first problem I found was that the new process didn't seem to inherit the current working directory so I replaced the include files that were specified with relative names by absolute names. I wrote code to get the information returned by pkg-config from a sep...

This works, but isn't ideal: FUNCTION CompileC( str_CName )   // RETURN ExecuteProcess( "gcc " + str_CName + ".c -c -I./../include -I./../../xharbour/include `pkg-config --cflags gtk+-2.0`" )   RUN ( "gcc " + str_CName + ".c -c -I./../include -I./../../xharbour/inc...