The current DCMTK Snapshot now supports three alternative character set
conversion libraries: libiconv, libicu and the iconv() function from stdlibc:
http://dcmtk.org/download/dcmtk/snapshot/dcmtk-3.6.1_20170228.tar.gz
Thanks for reporting this issue, but it is a known issue that is already
listed in the (still internal) DCMTK bug tracker as Feature #368.
Regards
Jörg
PS: I'm one of the main DCMTK developers and also the person who added
libiconv support to the DCMTK some time ago. Also see this blog
Package: dcmtk
Severity: wishlist
Dear maintainer,
The current debian package does not include internationalization
support. For this, it needs to be compiled against libiconv. In
Debian, we do not ship seperate libiconv/libcharset libraries, because
our glibc does already provide this.
Hi Reinhard,
I have the same feeling like you that I do not really like the static
linking against a convenience copy of libiconv. We should rather
consider convincing upstream to enable proper dynamic linking.
Thanks for your sharing your investigations with us anyway
Andreas.
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