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dcmtk (3.6.0-1) unstable; urgency=low
Version 3.6.0 of the OFFIS DCMTK (DICOM ToolKit) software is now available for
public release. This release includes the following main changes over the
previous version 3.5.4:
- DCMTK 3.6.0 now also builds correctly with GNU gcc 4.1 (and higher), Visual
Studio 2008 and 2010.
- Tested with latest versions of the following operating systems/environments:
- Linux on x86 and x86_64
- FreeBSD on x86 and x86_64
- MacOS X on x86_64
- Windows on x86 and x86_64
- Cygwin and MinGW/MSys on x86
For a complete list of tested systems and compilers, see the INSTALL file.
- The CMake build system can now also be used with other operating systems than
Windows. However, GNU autoconf is still supported and should be preferred on
systems where the CMake project files fail.
- New module oflog introduces a unified DCMTK-wide approach for logging based
on the log4cplus library. Direct output to console, file, syslog and event
log. All DCMTK command line tools now have the same set of logging options.
- New module dcmjpls adds support for JPEG-LS compressed DICOM images based on
the CharLS library. The tools dcmcjpls and dcmdjpls allow for compressing
and decompressing DICOM images with JPEG-LS from the command line.
- New tool img2dcm allows for converting JPEG and BMP images to various DICOM
image IODs, e.g. old and new Secondary Capture, Visible Light Photographic.
The underlying C++ class library can also be used separately.
- New tool dcm2pdf allows for extracting PDF files from DICOM Encapsulated PDF
Storage SOP instances.
- New tool dcml2pnm allows for converting JPEG-LS compressed DICOM images to
standard image formats like TIFF or BMP.
- The tools dcmdump and storescu have new options for searching directories
recursively for DICOM files.
- The tool dcmdump now also has a colored output of the textual dump. So far,
this option is available on non-Windows systems only (uses ANSI escape code).
- The tool dcmodify now also supports reading the value of insert and modify
statements from a file. This is especially useful for large element values.
- The tool dsr2html now also supports the output in HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.1
format. There are also new options that affect the rendering result.
- The tool dump2dcm now also supports compressed pixel data. In addition,
the memory requirements for very large data elements have been reduced.
- The tool xml2dcm can now also read binary data (e.g. pixel data) from a
separate file. The corresponding feature is not yet available in dcm2xml.
- The tool storescp now has a new option that allows for accepting all
supported transfer syntaxes on a single association.
- The tool wlmscpfs now supports multi-process mode both on Posix and Windows
platforms where a new child process is created for each incoming association.
- Refactored code of the tool findscu into a C++ class. This facilitates
re-use of the findscu code in other applications.
- Added further "switches" to the dcmdata module which allow to better cope
with incorrectly encoded DICOM files or datasets. These switches are also
available as new options to the tools dcmdump and dcmconv.
- The dcmdata module now also gives access to partial attribute values without
loading the complete attribute value into memory, if kept in file.
- The write methods in dcmdata now handle large raw data elements without
loading everything into memory. This allows very large images to be sent
over a network connection or to be copied without ever being fully in memory.
- The dcmdata module now has a common interface for the frame-wise access to
compressed and uncompressed pixel data without ever loading the complete
object into main memory.
- The dcmimgle/dcmimage module makes use of the new partial access to pixel
data for processing large multi-frame images in a stepwise manner.
- The dcmimgle/dcmimage module and related tools now also support a new
bilinear and a bicubic scaling algorithm for image magnification.
Furthermore, the sigmoid VOI LUT function has been implemented.
- Added support for Colon CAD SR, Spectacle Prescription Report, Macular Grid
Thickness and Volume Report as well as Implantation Plan SR documents to the
dcmsr module.
- Incorporated fixes to dcmsr module which were introduced by various
correction proposals. Added support for the new optional Preliminary Flag.
- DICOMDIR tools and classes now support all new SOP classes and directory
record types. Also added a new operating mode that allows for updating
existing entries in a DICOMDIR.
- Introduced general path syntax for accessing nested elements from command
line tools like findscu or dcmodify.
- Added methods for checking the value representation (VR) and value
multiplicity (VM) of data elements for conformance with the DICOM standard.
- Network tools now support transmission and receipt of JPEG-LS and MPEG2
transfer syntaxes.
- Added support for the extended negotiation of user identity to the dcmnet
module. The first tool that makes use of this new feature is storescu.
- Introduced new experimental SCU and SCP classes that act as a C++ wrapper to
the still C-based dcmnet module.
- Added new class OFFile that provides a simple encapsulation layer for file
based stream I/O and, in particular, provides large file support (LFS) if
available on the underlying operating system/platform through a single API.
- Out of the box compilation with OpenSSL 1.0.0 is now supported.
- Revised installation directory scheme in order to be more compliant with the
Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) and derived file system standards.
- Added data dictionary including private ASTM tags from DICONDE (Digital
Imaging and Communication in Nondestructive Evaluation) standard.
- The DICOM data dictionary as well as the list of SOP classes and transfer
syntaxes have been re-worked based on the latest edition of the DICOM
standard plus all additionally approved supplements and correction proposals
(as of 2010-11-30). Please note that there have been minor name changes!
- Many bug fixes and minor improvements as usual - see the more than 12,000
lines long CHANGES.360 file for more details.
-- Mathieu Malaterre <mathieu.malaterre@gmail.com> Tue, 08 Feb 2011 19:14:53 +0100
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