Programming Reference:BCI2000 Source Code - Revision history

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	The SVN command line client is available (and often installed by default) on all major operating systems.		The SVN command line client is available (and often installed by default) on all major operating systems.
	For creating a local copy of the BCI2000 source code, the command is		For creating a local copy of the BCI2000 source code, the command is
	svn checkout ~~http~~://www.bci2000.org/svn/tags/releases/current/ --username <your BCI2000 account name>		svn checkout https://www.bci2000.org/svn/tags/releases/current/ --username <your BCI2000 account name>

	=== TortoiseSVN Client ===		=== TortoiseSVN Client ===
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	===Downloading the BCI2000 source as an archive===		===Downloading the BCI2000 source as an archive===
	For users who have difficulties accessing the BCI2000 source via SVN, there is a copy of the source repository available for download at ~~http~~://{{SERVERNAME}}/downloads/src/BCI2000src.txz . This copy reflects the current revision of the BCI2000 source, and is updated daily.		For users who have difficulties accessing the BCI2000 source via SVN, there is a copy of the source repository available for download at https://{{SERVERNAME}}/downloads/src/BCI2000src.txz . This copy reflects the current revision of the BCI2000 source, and is updated daily.

	==Howto Pages==		==Howto Pages==

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	==Access==		==Access==
	Access to the BCI2000 source code requires a BCI2000 user account. You may create a user account online, as described on the "[[Creating a User Account]]" page.		Access to the BCI2000 source code requires a BCI2000 user account, and agreeing to the GNU Public License (GPL). You may create a user account online, as described on the "[[Creating a User Account]]" page.
	===Browsing the Source Code Repository Online===		===Browsing the Source Code Repository Online===
	Online viewing, and comparison of different versions of all source code files, is possible with a web browser (http://{{SERVERNAME}}/tracproj/browser).		Online viewing, and comparison of different versions of all source code files, is possible with a web browser (http://{{SERVERNAME}}/tracproj/browser).

Mellinger: /* SVN command line client */

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SVN command line client

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	The SVN command line client is available (and often installed by default) on all major operating systems.		The SVN command line client is available (and often installed by default) on all major operating systems.
	For creating a local copy of the BCI2000 source code, the command is		For creating a local copy of the BCI2000 source code, the command is
	svn checkout http://www.bci2000.org/svn/~~trunk~~ --username <your BCI2000 account name>		svn checkout http://www.bci2000.org/svn/tags/releases/current/ --username <your BCI2000 account name>

	=== TortoiseSVN Client ===		=== TortoiseSVN Client ===

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SVN command line client

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	The SVN command line client is available (and often installed by default) on all major operating systems.		The SVN command line client is available (and often installed by default) on all major operating systems.
	For creating a local copy of the BCI2000 source code, the command is		For creating a local copy of the BCI2000 source code, the command is
	svn checkout http://www.bci2000.org/svn/trunk --username <your BCI2000 account name~~> --password <your BCI2000 account pw~~>		svn checkout http://www.bci2000.org/svn/trunk --username <your BCI2000 account name>

	=== TortoiseSVN Client ===		=== TortoiseSVN Client ===

Mellinger: /* SVN command line client */

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SVN command line client

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	The SVN command line client is available (and often installed by default) on all major operating systems.		The SVN command line client is available (and often installed by default) on all major operating systems.
	For creating a local copy of the BCI2000 source code, the command is		For creating a local copy of the BCI2000 source code, the command is
	svn checkout http://www.bci2000.org/svn/trunk		svn checkout http://www.bci2000.org/svn/trunk --username <your BCI2000 account name> --password <your BCI2000 account pw>

	=== TortoiseSVN Client ===		=== TortoiseSVN Client ===

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	==Access==		==Access==
	Access to the BCI2000 source code requires a BCI2000 user account. You may create a user account online, as described [[~~Creating_a_User_Account\|on this page~~]].		Access to the BCI2000 source code requires a BCI2000 user account. You may create a user account online, as described on the "[[Creating a User Account]]" page.
	===Browsing the Source Code Repository Online===		===Browsing the Source Code Repository Online===
	Online viewing, and comparison of different versions of all source code files, is possible with a web browser (http://{{SERVERNAME}}/tracproj/browser).		Online viewing, and comparison of different versions of all source code files, is possible with a web browser (http://{{SERVERNAME}}/tracproj/browser).

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	==Access==		==Access==
	Access to the BCI2000 source code requires a BCI2000 user account. You may create a user account online, as described [Creating_a_User_Account\|on this page].		Access to the BCI2000 source code requires a BCI2000 user account. You may create a user account online, as described [[Creating_a_User_Account\|on this page]].
	===Browsing the Source Code Repository Online===		===Browsing the Source Code Repository Online===
	Online viewing, and comparison of different versions of all source code files, is possible with a web browser (http://{{SERVERNAME}}/tracproj/browser).		Online viewing, and comparison of different versions of all source code files, is possible with a web browser (http://{{SERVERNAME}}/tracproj/browser).

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	==Access==		==Access==
			Access to the BCI2000 source code requires a BCI2000 user account. You may create a user account online, as described [Creating_a_User_Account\|on this page].
	===Browsing the Source Code Repository Online===		===Browsing the Source Code Repository Online===
	Online viewing, and comparison of different versions of all source code files, is possible with a web browser (http://{{SERVERNAME}}/tracproj/browser).		Online viewing, and comparison of different versions of all source code files, is possible with a web browser (http://{{SERVERNAME}}/tracproj/browser).

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Access Options

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	For each upcoming major release of BCI2000, a branch is created in <tt>/svn/branches</tt>. Development of the new version occurs there, and only bug fixes are committed to /svn/trunk. Between major releases, some amount of development occurs in the trunk directory in addition to fixing bugs. Thus, it may be that the trunk does not build on all compilers, or contains unfixed bugs. To obtain a stable, tested version of the BCI2000 source code, please checkout one of the tagged release versions from <tt>/svn/tags/releases</tt>. These correspond to binary distributions as listed on the [[BCI2000_Binaries#Version_History\|binary distribution page]]. The version corresponding to the most current binary distribution is available by checking out <tt>/svn/tags/releases/current</tt>. By doing an "SVN update" on the checkout folder, you will then be able to update to the latest stable version of the source code.		For each upcoming major release of BCI2000, a branch is created in <tt>/svn/branches</tt>. Development of the new version occurs there, and only bug fixes are committed to /svn/trunk. Between major releases, some amount of development occurs in the trunk directory in addition to fixing bugs. Thus, it may be that the trunk does not build on all compilers, or contains unfixed bugs. To obtain a stable, tested version of the BCI2000 source code, please checkout one of the tagged release versions from <tt>/svn/tags/releases</tt>. These correspond to binary distributions as listed on the [[BCI2000_Binaries#Version_History\|binary distribution page]]. The version corresponding to the most current binary distribution is available by checking out <tt>/svn/tags/releases/current</tt>. By doing an "SVN update" on the checkout folder, you will then be able to update to the latest stable version of the source code.

	==Access ~~Options~~==		==Access==
	===Browsing the Source Code Repository Online===		===Browsing the Source Code Repository Online===
	Online viewing, and comparison of different versions of all source code files, is possible with a web browser (http://{{SERVERNAME}}/tracproj/browser).		Online viewing, and comparison of different versions of all source code files, is possible with a web browser (http://{{SERVERNAME}}/tracproj/browser).

Mellinger at 14:44, 28 October 2013

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	For each upcoming major release of BCI2000, a branch is created in <tt>/svn/branches</tt>. Development of the new version occurs there, and only bug fixes are committed to /svn/trunk. Between major releases, some amount of development occurs in the trunk directory in addition to fixing bugs. Thus, it may be that the trunk does not build on all compilers, or contains unfixed bugs. To obtain a stable, tested version of the BCI2000 source code, please checkout one of the tagged release versions from <tt>/svn/tags/releases</tt>. These correspond to binary distributions as listed on the [[BCI2000_Binaries#Version_History\|binary distribution page]]. The version corresponding to the most current binary distribution is available by checking out <tt>/svn/tags/releases/current</tt>. By doing an "SVN update" on the checkout folder, you will then be able to update to the latest stable version of the source code.		For each upcoming major release of BCI2000, a branch is created in <tt>/svn/branches</tt>. Development of the new version occurs there, and only bug fixes are committed to /svn/trunk. Between major releases, some amount of development occurs in the trunk directory in addition to fixing bugs. Thus, it may be that the trunk does not build on all compilers, or contains unfixed bugs. To obtain a stable, tested version of the BCI2000 source code, please checkout one of the tagged release versions from <tt>/svn/tags/releases</tt>. These correspond to binary distributions as listed on the [[BCI2000_Binaries#Version_History\|binary distribution page]]. The version corresponding to the most current binary distribution is available by checking out <tt>/svn/tags/releases/current</tt>. By doing an "SVN update" on the checkout folder, you will then be able to update to the latest stable version of the source code.

	==Browsing the Source Code Repository Online==		==Access Options==
			===Browsing the Source Code Repository Online===
	Online viewing, and comparison of different versions of all source code files, is possible with a web browser (http://{{SERVERNAME}}/tracproj/browser).		Online viewing, and comparison of different versions of all source code files, is possible with a web browser (http://{{SERVERNAME}}/tracproj/browser).
	(If you get a message about "viewing privileges", click the "login" link at the top right to log in.)		(If you get a message about "viewing privileges", click the "login" link at the top right to log in.)

	== TortoiseSVN Client ==		===SVN command line client===
			The SVN command line client is available (and often installed by default) on all major operating systems.
			For creating a local copy of the BCI2000 source code, the command is
			svn checkout http://www.bci2000.org/svn/trunk

			=== TortoiseSVN Client ===
	For Win32 platforms, we recommend [http://tortoisesvn.net TortoiseSVN], a comfortable-to-use SVN client integrated into the Explorer shell.		For Win32 platforms, we recommend [http://tortoisesvn.net TortoiseSVN], a comfortable-to-use SVN client integrated into the Explorer shell.

	==Downloading the BCI2000 source as an archive==		===Downloading the BCI2000 source as an archive===
	For users who have difficulties accessing the BCI2000 source via SVN, there is a copy of the source repository available for download at http://{{SERVERNAME}}/downloads/src/BCI2000src.txz . This copy reflects the current revision of the BCI2000 source, and is updated daily.		For users who have difficulties accessing the BCI2000 source via SVN, there is a copy of the source repository available for download at http://{{SERVERNAME}}/downloads/src/BCI2000src.txz . This copy reflects the current revision of the BCI2000 source, and is updated daily.