Programming Howto:Quickstart Guide: Difference between revisions

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If you do not already have a bci2000.org username, get one here. Your password will be mailed to you.
To download the BCI2000 source-code, you will need an SVN client. If you do not have one, for Windows we recommend TortoiseSVN, which can be downloaded here. The BCI2000 wiki contains more documentation about how to set up and use SVN.
Use SVN, with your username and password, to check out the source code from http://www.bci2000.org/svn/trunk
Next you will need to download and install CMake if you do not already have it (at least version 2.8.3 is recommended). CMake can be downloaded [1].

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-* If you do not already have a [[Creating_a_User_Account|bci2000.org username]], get one [http://www.bci2000.org/GPL/|here].  Your password will be mailed to you.
+# If you do not already have a [[Creating_a_User_Account|bci2000.org username]], get one [http://www.bci2000.org/GPL/ here].  Your password will be mailed to you.
-* To download the BCI2000 source-code, you will need
+# To download the BCI2000 source-code, you will need an SVN client. If you do not have one, for Windows we recommend TortoiseSVN, which can be downloaded [http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads.html here].  The BCI2000 wiki contains more documentation about how to [[Programming_Howto:SVN_Client_Setup|set up]] and [[Programming_Howto:Using_TortoiseSVN|use]] SVN.
+# Use SVN, with your username and password, to check out the source code from http://www.bci2000.org/svn/trunk
+# Next you will need to download and install CMake if you do not already have it (at least version 2.8.3 is recommended). CMake can be downloaded [http://www.cmake.org/cmake/resources/software.html|here].