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| − | # Git clone mne-cpp from the main repository (mne-tools/mne-cpp) or your forked repository from your own Git Hub account.
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| − | # Download the current Qt version:
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| − | ## Go to the [http://www.qt.io/download-open-source/#section-2 Qt download website].
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| − | ## Select the appropriate version based on the compiler and platform you use.
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| − | ##:* For example if you are using the Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 Compiler on a Windows 32bit system, select the "''Qt 5.5.1 for Windows 32-bit (VS 2013, 823 MB)''" version.
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| − | # Install the Qt version with the minimum of the following features:
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| − | #:* Qt/Qt x.x/Pre-compiled Qt (i.e. ''Qt 5.5/msvc2013 32-bit'')
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| − | #:* Qt/Qt x.x/Qt3D
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| − | #:* Qt/Tools/QtCreator
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| − | # Go to your cloned repository folder and run the ''mne-cpp/mne-cpp.pro'' file with the QtCreator.
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| − | # In QtCreator select the ''Release'' mode in the lower left corner.
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| − | # In the Qt Creator's ''Projects'' window, right mouse click on the top level mne-cpp tree item and select ''Run qmake''.
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| − | # Right mouse click again and then hit ''Build'' (this step may take some time).
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| − | # After the build process is finished, go to the ''mne-cpp/bin'' folder. All applications and libraries should have been created throughout the build process.
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| − | ## Go to the [https://msdn.microsoft.com/de-DE/windows/desktop/bg162891 Windows SDK download website]
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| − | ## Download and install the SDK (during the installation, select the ''Debugging Tools for Windows'' box and clear all the other boxes).
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Revision as of 13:34, 4 January 2016
This page will show you how to setup the mne-cpp project in order to build and develop your own features with or based on the mne-cpp framework.
Get the mne-cpp source code:
Compile the mne-cpp source code:
Optional - Get the sample data set:
- Download the MNE sample data from here.
- Open the tar.gz file (i.e. with 7zip) and extract the data into the mne-cpp/bin/MNE-sample-data folder.
Optional - Further reading:
- Tutorial: How to create your first MNE-CPP application.
- Tutorial: How to create your first MNE-X plugin.
- Guide: How to contribute your code.
