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Your BCI2000 "prog" folder does not contain any executables yet | ==Back== | ||
To [[Programming Howto:Building and Customizing BCI2000|this howto's overview page]]. | |||
==Open the solution file in the IDE== | |||
Your BCI2000 "prog" folder does not contain any executables yet: | |||
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Open the solution file your BCI2000 "build" folder | Open the solution file in your BCI2000 "build" folder by double-clicking it ... | ||
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... and view it in the VisualStudio IDE. | |||
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Switch the build type to "release" | ==Build the solution using the IDE== | ||
Switch the build type to "release". | |||
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From the "build" menu, choose "Build solution" | From the "build" menu, choose "Build solution": | ||
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... your BCI2000 "prog" folder will contain a number of executables, one for each module | ... your BCI2000 "prog" folder will contain a number of executables, one for each module, plus a few helper executables. | ||
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Revision as of 14:46, 16 August 2018
Back
To this howto's overview page.
Open the solution file in the IDE
Your BCI2000 "prog" folder does not contain any executables yet:
Open the solution file in your BCI2000 "build" folder by double-clicking it ...
... and view it in the VisualStudio IDE.
Build the solution using the IDE
Switch the build type to "release".
From the "build" menu, choose "Build solution":
Once the build is finished, ...
... your BCI2000 "prog" folder will contain a number of executables, one for each module, plus a few helper executables.
Next step
As a next step, learn how to Create a custom Signal Processing Module.