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= Getting Started as Developer =
 
= Getting Started as Developer =
  
This portal will show you how to setup the mne-cpp project in order to build and develop your own features and/or applications.
 
 
== Setup MNE-CPP for development ==
 
 
If you want to setup the latest MNE-CPP version please read the [[Step by Step Setup Guide|'''step by step setup guide''']].
 
If you want to setup the latest MNE-CPP version please read the [[Step by Step Setup Guide|'''step by step setup guide''']].
 
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== Further Reading ==
 
What are the next steps?
 
* Check out our [[Portal:Develop|development portal]] to get started with the real deal!
 
* Already done that? Maybe it is time to contribute your code with the help of the [[Portal:Contribute|contribution portal]].
 
 
  
 
= Getting Started as User =
 
= Getting Started as User =
 
The command line tools parameters are described in section [[Command Line Tools|Command Line Tools Instructions]].
 
The command line tools parameters are described in section [[Command Line Tools|Command Line Tools Instructions]].

Revision as of 17:12, 31 January 2018

Getting Started as Developer

If you want to setup the latest MNE-CPP version please read the step by step setup guide.

Getting Started as User

The command line tools parameters are described in section Command Line Tools Instructions.