Programming Howto:Building and Customizing BCI2000

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Install prerequisites

TortoiseSVN

Download TortoiseSVN installer from tortoisesvn.net

Run installer

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Don't forget to install command line client tools

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CMake

Download CMake installer from cmake.org

Run installer

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Choose "Add to path for all users"

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VisualStudio

Download VisualStudio Community installer from visualstudio.com

Run installer

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Make sure to install the C++ compiler

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Qt

Download the open source installer from www.qt.io

Run installer

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Click "Skip" when prompted for a Qt account

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Choose a Qt version that is consistent with the version of VisualStudio you downloaded earlier

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Installation may take a long time

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Uncheck "Launch Qt Creator" before clicking "Finish"

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Register with BCI2000 Project

Go to the main BCI2000 wiki page, and click "Create a User Account"

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Enter your desired user name, and a valid email address

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An activation email will be sent to your email address

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Click the link in the activation email

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Enter user information and desired password, then click "Proceed with license agreement"

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Scroll down to view the GPL, and check "I agree to the GPL" before continuing

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Enter some information about your scientific affiliation, if applicable

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Download the BCI2000 source code

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Choose a checkout directory

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Enter user name and password as chosen in the registration step

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Configure BCI2000 for compilation

Double-click "Configure.sh.cmd" in your BCI2000 build directory

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Tell CMake which Qt installation to use

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Enter the path to a Qt directory that is consistent with the compiler you are going to use

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Choose a generator that is consistent with the Qt directory chosen above

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Choose build options...

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... and which extensions to compile

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Amongst other files created by CMake, your BCI2000 build directory will now contain a solution file

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Compile BCI2000

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