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Revision as of 16:31, 29 January 2021
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TortoiseSVN
Download the TortoiseSVN installer from tortoisesvn.net.
Run the installer:
Don't forget to install command line client tools:
Click "Finish" to dismiss the installer dialog:
CMake
Download the CMake installer from cmake.org.
Run the installer:
Choose "Add to path for all users":
Click "Finish" to dismiss the installer dialog:
VisualStudio
Download the VisualStudio Community installer from visualstudio.com.
Run the installer:
Make sure to install the C++ compiler:
Qt
Download the Qt open source installer from www.qt.io.
Run the installer:
Click "Skip" when prompted for a Qt account:
Click "Next" to start the installation:
Choose a directory, and click "Next" to continue:
Choose a Qt version that is consistent with the version of VisualStudio you downloaded earlier. Note that VisualStudio 2017 is binary compatible with VisualStudio 2015, so you may use the MSVC2015 32-bit package for a 32bit build using VisualStudio 2017.
Agree to the License Agreement, and click "Next" to continue:
Click "Next" when prompted for Start Menu shortcuts:
Click "Install" to download and install Qt files:
Progress will be indicated during installation.
Installation may take a long time.
Uncheck "Launch Qt Creator" before clicking "Finish":
Next step
As a next step, learn how to register with the BCI2000 Project.