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It's often a software problem too. It's pretty easy to ship software with memory leaks - especially when there are few users, limited money for testing and tec
by sgt101 3y ago
It's often a software problem too.
It's pretty easy to ship software with memory leaks - especially when there are few users, limited money for testing and technically challenging tasks - such as large images that need to be manipulated.
- bick_nyers 3y agoThe testing overhead for Dicom is immense to do properly. There is a very high chance it is a software problem, especially if dealing with tomos/mammos (or even x-ray) which are incredibly resource hungry.