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how to include dll

hello everyone,

i'm getting the below error when i try to load a DICOM image.

Loaded 'D:\VC++\Debug\LTDic12n.dll', no matching symbolic information
found.

this is leadtool's dll,which is an image processing tool.

it is also throwing out of memory exception .

i included all library files required for the application.is there
anything else i have to include.

what is this error actually mean?

i would be thankful if anyone come up with suitable explanation.

thanks in advance

Deepa
Jul 22 '05 #1
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"Deepa" <de*******@yahoo.com> wrote...
i'm getting the below error when i try to load a DICOM image.
What's a "DICOM image"?
Loaded 'D:\VC++\Debug\LTDic12n.dll', no matching symbolic information
found.

this is leadtool's dll,which is an image processing tool.

it is also throwing out of memory exception .
Your program probably runs out of memory while executing code in
that library.
i included all library files required for the application.is there
anything else i have to include.
Why don't you ask 'Leadtools'?
what is this error actually mean?
Doesn't seem like an error. Why do you think it is an error?
The library is reported "loaded", that's what you want, isn't it?
No symbolic information found in it, but that's what you'd expect
from a third-party library, unless they send you a debug version.
i would be thankful if anyone come up with suitable explanation.


Ask Leadtools.

Victor
Jul 22 '05 #2

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