[Dcmlib] "function <unknow>,Already present:fffe|e0dd "

[Vincent Daanen]

Hi Mathieu,

 (0xfffe, 0xe0dd) appears 1 time  in gdcmDefaultDicts.cxx
and
(0xfffe, 0xe00d) 5 times!

I also 'find' the reason of the application crash : gdcm creates a 
variable glob. When the creation fails, gdcm outputs warning. If no 
console exists, it crashes !

that my 2 cents ..

 Vince


Mathieu Malaterre a écrit :
> Vincent,
>
>     could you check in gdcmDefaultDicts.cxx (will be in your 
> gdcm-bin/src directoy), that there is no duplicate.
>
> Thanks
> Mathieu
>
> Vincent Daanen wrote:
>> Hi gdcm-users,
>>
>> I wrote a small piece of code which seems to run perfectly in a small
>> test program.
>>
>> I say 'seem' because when loading the dicom dictionnary, this error 
>> message is displayed :
>> "function <unknow>,Already present:fffe|e0dd "
>>
>> and then, when integrating this code in a 'big' MFC M$ application, 
>> the appli terminated immediatly with this strange error cause :
>>  std::operator<<(std::basic_ostream<char,std::char_traits<char> > &
>>
>> I think the error is caused by the
>>
>> Global Glob
>> in gdcmGlobal.cxx :
>>
>> but the stranger is the 'tag' fffe|e0dd already exists in the map 
>> because it appears only once in the gdcm.dic file.
>>
>> I try to remove the 'buggy' tag (i.e fffe|e0dd) but then, it's the 
>> tag fffe|e00d which fails the application.
>>
>> It seems like gdcm tries to add twice the last tag !
>>
>> Is it a real bug or a pb on my gdcm ?
>>
>> please help,
>>
>>  Vince
>>
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