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*
* Copyright (C) 2015-2016, J. Riesmeier, Oldenburg, Germany
* All rights reserved. See COPYRIGHT file for details.
*
* Header file for class CMR_ContentMappingResource
*
* Author: Joerg Riesmeier
*
*/
#ifndef CMR_INIT_H
#define CMR_INIT_H
#include "dcmtk/config/osconfig.h" /* make sure OS specific configuration is included first */
#include "dcmtk/dcmsr/cmr/define.h"
/*---------------------*
* class declaration *
*---------------------*/
/** General purpose class hiding global functions used for the "Content Mapping Resource"
* (CMR) from the global namespace.
* All functions are static and can, therefore, be accessed without creating an instance
* of this class.
*/
class DCMTK_CMR_EXPORT CMR_ContentMappingResource
{
public:
/** initialize \e all supported context groups of the "Content Mapping Resource"
* explicitly. Currently, the following context group classes are supported:
* - CID11_RouteOfAdministration
* - CID29_AcquisitionModality
* - CID42_NumericValueQualifier
* - CID100_QuantitativeDiagnosticImagingProcedures
* - CID244_Laterality
* - CID4020_PETRadionuclide
* - CID4021_PETRadiopharmaceutical
* - CID4031_CommonAnatomicRegions
* - CID5000_Languages
* - CID5001_Countries
* - CID6147_ResponseCriteria
* - CID7021_MeasurementReportDocumentTitles
* - CID7181_AbstractMultiDimensionalImageModelComponentUnits
* - CID7445_DeviceParticipatingRoles
* - CID7452_OrganizationalRoles
* - CID7453_PerformingRoles
* - CID7464_GeneralRegionOfInterestMeasurementModifiers
* - CID7469_GenericIntensityAndSizeMeasurements
* - CID10013_CTAcquisitionType
* - CID10033_CTReconstructionAlgorithm
*
** @note In case of multi-threaded applications, this function could be called
* before any context group is actually used. This might be easier than
* calling the initialize() function of the respective context group classes
* separately. However, since the list of supported context groups is
* increasing over time, the additional resource requirements should be
* considered. That means, if only a few context groups are used, it is
* recommended to call the individual initialize() functions instead.
*/
static void initializeAllContextGroups();
/** cleanup \e all supported context groups of the "Content Mapping Resource".
* Usually, there is no need to call this method, but it might be useful in order
* to explicitly free the associated memory, e.g. when checking for memory leaks.
* See initializeAllContextGroups() for a list of supported context groups.
*/
static void cleanupAllContextGroups();
};
#endif
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