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SigfriedSigProc
Posted: 15 Jun 2011, 14:45
by tahdah
According to the link below, there should be a "SigfriedSigProc.mak", however, there is not.
Does anyone know how to build this module?
http://www.bci2000.org/wiki/index.php/C ... iedSigProc
Re: SigfriedSigProc
Posted: 17 Jun 2011, 14:15
by mellinger
Hi,
the SigfriedSigProc.mak file is created once you execute "make prepare" from the command line.
Instead of using the command line, you may as well open SigfriedSigProc.bpr in C++ Builder in order to build SigfriedSigProc.exe.
Best regards,
Juergen
Re: SigfriedSigProc
Posted: 30 Jun 2011, 18:23
by tahdah
Thanks, C++Builder make compiling BCI2000 very easy.
Re: SigfriedSigProc
Posted: 26 Sep 2013, 03:53
by rtyrand
mellinger wrote:Hi,
the SigfriedSigProc.mak file is created once you execute "make prepare" from the command line.
Instead of using the command line, you may as well open SigfriedSigProc.bpr in C++ Builder in order to build SigfriedSigProc.exe.
Best regards,
Juergen
Hi,
I encountered the same problem as mellinger, and tried to compile SiegfriedSigProc.bpr using C++ Builder XE5.
Unfortunately, the compiler returns an error:
BCIException.h(101): E2285 Impossible to find a correspondance for 'exception::exception(const char*)'
The header file BCIException.h is located in the ...\src\shared\bcistream directory and is in the list of the linked libraries.
I have compiled the BCI source code without difficulties using Cmake and visual C++ 2009 Express.
What can I do to built the SiegfriedSigProc?
Re: SigfriedSigProc
Posted: 26 Sep 2013, 10:49
by rtyrand
The code part which generate an error is the following:
template<typename T>
struct Exception_ : Exception, T
{
explicit Exception_( const std::string& what, const std::string& where = "" )
: T( ( what + where ).c_str() ), Exception( what, where, typeid( T ) ) {}
virtual ~Exception_() throw() {}
};
Re: SigfriedSigProc
Posted: 14 Oct 2013, 08:59
by mellinger
Hi,
Borland compilers are no longer supported by BCI2000. Lacking proper support by the CMake build tool, maintaining Borland support over time was just exceeding our resources.
Also, you can download Express versions of MSVC compilers without cost (registration required), which should work for compiling BCI2000.
Sorry, and best regards,
Juergen