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May 8th, 2008, 04:03 AM
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Compilation of 3rd party libraries - Imebra
Hello all,
I have been programming quite a while, and so far, I have managed to steer my self clear from using third party libraries. Mostly i did it by implementing all of the required functions by myself. But now i have to work with DICOM data, and it seems to me a bit tedious to implement it myself .
I have decided that I wanted to use Imebra (http://puntoexe.com/). I have downloaded the package, and now i have a large ammount of code files.
but now....
I don't know how to continue. My questions are:
Should i make a library out of it, so that i can link all my programs with this library? (I never did that either) If so, how should i do that?
What other options do i have?
Could anybody give me a precise overview on how to do that? I have been at this point before with many packages, but never been able to find a satisfying answer on the internet.
I am using Visual studio 2008
Sincerely,
Gao Han
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