Include MergeCom DICOM toolkit with ios using Swift - c++

I am very new to adding c/c++ library to iOS project. My requirement is to add DICOM toolkit (written in c/c++) to my swift ios project. I have spent two days with googling to find steps how to include and use it, but i could not find any such blogs that are using DICOM toolkit by Mergecom.
Can somebody help here..
Thanks.

There is nothing (apparent) special about the merge toolkit. Look at any tutorial about using C code/libraries.
Here is one;
https://maniacdev.com/2015/02/tutorial-a-quick-guide-to-using-c-libraries-within-swift-code
Have you asked Merge for a sample app?

I've done this. If you are working from the publicly available sources, you'll need to:
1 - make the DCMTK sources build their libraries for iOS using Xcode
2 - make a Objective-C bridging library, like iiDicom work on iOS
3 - create additional Objective-C bridging code to access DCMTK via Swift
To get DCMTK + iiDicom working under iOS, it will take about a month of off-and-on work to get both libraries ready for initial use with Xcode.

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I added opencv.framework which I found from opencv website. Even if I add the framework, it still complains like below image.
one thing I found is that opencv.framework has different image than apple's framework like below:
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can you guys tell me what I'm doing wrong here?
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I'm looking for a solution to create an iOS project with C++.
Do you know if there is other manners than mix C++ with Objective-C ?
It's for a game written in C++, using some librairies : OpenGL, SDL, ...
Do you know if it's possible to use these librairies with an iOS project ?
I found something like this kind of stuff :
http://philjordan.eu/article/mixing-objective-c-c++-and-objective-c++
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This link might be useful too; a step by step tutorial on how to use SDL.
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Include the SDL header files in your project. (e.g. #include "SDL.h")
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I am currently taking a few different online programming courses, one of which is the Programming Abstractions Stanford course. They have a set of default libraries that are utilized for the class.
You can download that package here:
http://see.stanford.edu/materials/icspacs106b/cs106libs_for_xcode.zip
I am needing assistance with figuring out how to get this package of libraries into Xcode so that I can utilize them with the programs I write. How can I go about doing that so when I create a new project I can create one that has these libraries ready to go, on top of the standard C++ libraries.
Thanks a bunch in advance!
Edit: I did install the .pkg file, but I do not where it installed. How do I utilize the installed library from within Xcode?
Bad luck. From this page:
How to install external library in X-Code 4
You need to install XCode 3.0 in order to use
CS106LibrariesForXcode.pkg library.
XCode 4 have a very different UI and functionality compared to XCode
3. So it would be unwise to study XCode 3 only. But if you're going to study C++ using those tutorials you'd probably want to install XCode 3
and use it.
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If you have a warning message,
CS106LibrariesForXcode.pkg” can’t be opened because it is from an
unidentified developer.
then right-click (or ctrl+click) and select open. The warning will then have an open option to allow you to open the package.
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http://www-archive.mozilla.org/projects/tamarin/
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