Programming Howto:Configure BCI2000 for Compilation - Revision history

Mellinger: /* Tell CMake which Qt installation to use */

2023-09-28T14:51:17Z

Tell CMake which Qt installation to use

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	<i> Note that BCI2000 is most frequently tested using Visual Studio 2019 and Qt 5.15.2, and that the table above shows the suggested versions of Visual Studio and Qt to use together.</i>		<i> Note that BCI2000 is most frequently tested using Visual Studio 2019 and Qt 5.15.2, and that the table above shows the suggested versions of Visual Studio and Qt to use together.</i>
			'''Also note:''' Qt versions built for Visual Studio 2019 are compatible with Visual Studio 2022 as well.
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Mellinger: /* Tell CMake which Qt installation to use */

2022-12-08T22:11:47Z

Tell CMake which Qt installation to use

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	Click "AddEntry" in the CMake window ...		Click "AddEntry" in the CMake window ...
	<br />		<br />
	* <i>Note that checking ~~off~~ "Advanced" in Cmake is optional and does not impact the compilation</i>		* <i>Note that checking of "Advanced" in Cmake is optional and does not impact the compilation</i>
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Emilycohen: /* Tell CMake which Qt installation to use */

2022-03-30T16:20:16Z

Tell CMake which Qt installation to use

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	<i> Note that BCI2000 is most frequently tested using Visual Studio 2019 and Qt 5.15.2</i>		<i> Note that BCI2000 is most frequently tested using Visual Studio 2019 and Qt 5.15.2, and that the table above shows the suggested versions of Visual Studio and Qt to use together.</i>
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Emilycohen: /* Tell CMake which Qt installation to use */

2022-03-30T16:19:02Z

Tell CMake which Qt installation to use

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	==Tell CMake which Qt installation to use==		==Tell CMake which Qt installation to use==
	Click "AddEntry" in the CMake window ...		Click "AddEntry" in the CMake window ...
			<br />
			* <i>Note that checking off "Advanced" in Cmake is optional and does not impact the compilation</i>
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	... and enter the path to a Qt directory that is consistent with the compiler you are going to use. Use CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH as the name for the new entry. Be aware that the entry's name is case sensitive. Be sure to download the correct version of Qt for the build version you plan to use, and verify the compatibility of the versions of Qt and Visual Studio used. ~~<br /> <br />~~		... and enter the path to a Qt directory that is consistent with the compiler you are going to use. Use CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH as the name for the new entry. Be aware that the entry's name is case sensitive. Be sure to download the correct version of Qt for the build version you plan to use, and verify the compatibility of the versions of Qt and Visual Studio used.

	~~<i>Note that checking off "Advanced" in Cmake is optional and does not impact the compilation</i>~~

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Emilycohen: /* Tell CMake which Qt installation to use */

2022-03-30T16:18:17Z

Tell CMake which Qt installation to use

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	... and enter the path to a Qt directory that is consistent with the compiler you are going to use. Use CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH as the name for the new entry. Be aware that the entry's name is case sensitive. Be sure to download the correct version of Qt for the build version you plan to use, and verify the compatibility of the versions of Qt and Visual Studio used. <br />		... and enter the path to a Qt directory that is consistent with the compiler you are going to use. Use CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH as the name for the new entry. Be aware that the entry's name is case sensitive. Be sure to download the correct version of Qt for the build version you plan to use, and verify the compatibility of the versions of Qt and Visual Studio used. <br /> <br />

	<i>Note that checking off "Advanced" in Cmake is optional and does not impact the compilation</i>		<i>Note that checking off "Advanced" in Cmake is optional and does not impact the compilation</i>

Emilycohen: /* Tell CMake which Qt installation to use */

2022-03-30T16:18:09Z

Tell CMake which Qt installation to use

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	... and enter the path to a Qt directory that is consistent with the compiler you are going to use. Use CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH as the name for the new entry. Be aware that the entry's name is case sensitive. Be sure to download the correct version of Qt for the build version you plan to use, and verify the compatibility of the versions of Qt and Visual Studio used. <br />		... and enter the path to a Qt directory that is consistent with the compiler you are going to use. Use CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH as the name for the new entry. Be aware that the entry's name is case sensitive. Be sure to download the correct version of Qt for the build version you plan to use, and verify the compatibility of the versions of Qt and Visual Studio used. <br />

	<i>Note that checking off "Advanced" in Cmake is optional and does not impact the compilation</i>		<i>Note that checking off "Advanced" in Cmake is optional and does not impact the compilation</i>

Emilycohen: /* Tell CMake which Qt installation to use */

2022-03-30T16:18:00Z

Tell CMake which Qt installation to use

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	==Tell CMake which Qt installation to use==		==Tell CMake which Qt installation to use==
	Click "AddEntry" in the CMake window ...~~<br />~~		Click "AddEntry" in the CMake window ...
	~~<i>Note that checking off "Advanced" in Cmake is optional and does not impact the compilation</i>~~

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	... and enter the path to a Qt directory that is consistent with the compiler you are going to use. Use CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH as the name for the new entry. Be aware that the entry's name is case sensitive. Be sure to download the correct version of Qt for the build version you plan to use, and verify the compatibility of the versions of Qt and Visual Studio used.		... and enter the path to a Qt directory that is consistent with the compiler you are going to use. Use CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH as the name for the new entry. Be aware that the entry's name is case sensitive. Be sure to download the correct version of Qt for the build version you plan to use, and verify the compatibility of the versions of Qt and Visual Studio used. <br />
			<i>Note that checking off "Advanced" in Cmake is optional and does not impact the compilation</i>

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Emilycohen: /* Tell CMake which Qt installation to use */

2022-03-30T16:17:33Z

Tell CMake which Qt installation to use

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	==Tell CMake which Qt installation to use==		==Tell CMake which Qt installation to use==
	Click "AddEntry" in the CMake window ...		Click "AddEntry" in the CMake window ...<br />
	<i>Note that checking off "Advanced" in Cmake is optional and does not impact the compilation</i>		<i>Note that checking off "Advanced" in Cmake is optional and does not impact the compilation</i>

Emilycohen: /* Tell CMake which Qt installation to use */

2022-03-30T16:17:23Z

Tell CMake which Qt installation to use

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	==Tell CMake which Qt installation to use==		==Tell CMake which Qt installation to use==
	Click "AddEntry" in the CMake window ...		Click "AddEntry" in the CMake window ...
			<i>Note that checking off "Advanced" in Cmake is optional and does not impact the compilation</i>

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Emilycohen: /* Tell CMake which Qt installation to use */

2022-03-30T16:15:03Z

Tell CMake which Qt installation to use

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	... and enter the path to a Qt directory that is consistent with the compiler you are going to use. Use CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH as the name for the new entry. Be aware that the entry's name is case sensitive. Be sure to download the correct version of Qt for the build version you plan to use, and verify the compatibility of the versions of Qt and Visual Studio used.		... and enter the path to a Qt directory that is consistent with the compiler you are going to use. Use CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH as the name for the new entry. Be aware that the entry's name is case sensitive. Be sure to download the correct version of Qt for the build version you plan to use, and verify the compatibility of the versions of Qt and Visual Studio used.

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			!colspan="6"\|Visual Studio and Qt Compatibility
			\|-
			\|rowspan="1"\|<b>Visual Studio 2017</b>
			\|Qt 5.12.12
			\|-
			\|rowspan="1"\|<b>Visual Studio 2019</b>
			\|Qt 5.15.2
			\|-
			\|rowspan="1"\|<b>Visual Studio 2022</b>
			\|Qt 6.2.4
			\|}

			<i> Note that BCI2000 is most frequently tested using Visual Studio 2019 and Qt 5.15.2</i>
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