Compilation 1.4.16j under Debian/Ubuntu fails

bart · Apr 3rd 2012

Hello,
I'd like to mention that latest (maybe not - newest could be "k") "j" revision of CQ fails to compile under Debian and Ubuntu (both 64bit).

Compilation errors:
Debian (sid):
"
....
In file included from total.cpp:137:
/usr/include/sys/stat.h: In member function ‘virtual UINT16 MyBridgeStorage::CheckObject(DICOMDataObject*, PDU_Service*)’:
/usr/include/sys/stat.h:323: error: too few arguments to function ‘int mkdir(const char*, __mode_t)’
dgate.cpp:2259: error: at this point in file
...
"

Ubuntu (oneiric 64bit):
"...
In file included from total.cpp:137:0:
dgate.cpp: In member function ‘virtual UINT16 MyBridgeStorage::CheckObject(DICOMDataObject*, PDU_Service*)’:
dgate.cpp:2259:18: error: too few arguments to function ‘int mkdir(const char*, __mode_t)’
/usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/sys/stat.h:323:12: note: declared here
..."

Any ideas?

Thx
Bart

marcelvanherk · Apr 3rd 2012

Hi,

Sorry about that, have a look at other mkdir instnces in the file, I assume I failed to pass the permission flags.

Marcel

marcelvanherk · Apr 3rd 2012

Hi,

to fix it, edit dgate.cpp and move this block:

Code

#ifndef WIN32
#ifndef EnterCriticalSection
#	define EnterCriticalSection(a) pthread_mutex_lock(a)
#endif
#ifndef LeaveCriticalSection
#	define LeaveCriticalSection(a) pthread_mutex_unlock(a)
#endif
#ifndef CRITICAL_SECTION
#	define CRITICAL_SECTION pthread_mutex_t
#endif
#ifndef InitializeCriticalSection
#	define InitializeCriticalSection(a) pthread_mutex_init(a, NULL);
#endif
#define mkdir(a) mkdir(a, 0777)
#endif

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Up above line 2259, e.g., at line 2220.

Marcel

bart · Apr 4th 2012

Thx Marcel, it works now!

Compilation 1.4.16j under Debian/Ubuntu fails

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