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			'''NOTE:''' This page is outdated, and only retained as a reference. Building BCI2000 for 64-bit target does no longer require the manual steps described here.

	This information applies if you intend to build 64-bit executables. Alternatively, you may build 32-bit executables and run them on 64-bit platforms as well. In oder to build BCI2000 for the Win64 target, you will need to manually perform a number of steps.		This information applies if you intend to build 64-bit executables. Alternatively, you may build 32-bit executables and run them on 64-bit platforms as well. In oder to build BCI2000 for the Win64 target, you will need to manually perform a number of steps.
	==Install Qt for x64==		==Install Qt for x64==

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Install Qt for x64

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Limitations

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	After successful execution, you will have a Visual Studio solution file ready to compile BCI2000.		After successful execution, you will have a Visual Studio solution file ready to compile BCI2000.

	==~~Limitations~~==		==Notes==
	*You cannot build BCI2000 modules that depend on 32-bit libraries, as do most source modules. Consider building 32-bit executables instead--these will run fine on Win64.
	*Note that the g.USBamp source module comes with a 64-bit library, so it is supported natively on Win64.
	*You cannot build x64 targets using Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition except after considerable [http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Dev:2.5/Doc/Building_Blender/Windows/Visual_C%2B%2B_2008_Express unsupported modifications].		*You cannot build x64 targets using Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition except after considerable [http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Dev:2.5/Doc/Building_Blender/Windows/Visual_C%2B%2B_2008_Express unsupported modifications].

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	*You cannot build BCI2000 modules that depend on 32-bit libraries, as do most source modules. Consider building 32-bit executables instead--these will run fine on Win64.		*You cannot build BCI2000 modules that depend on 32-bit libraries, as do most source modules. Consider building 32-bit executables instead--these will run fine on Win64.
	*Note that the g.USBamp source module comes with a 64-bit library, so it is supported natively on Win64.		*Note that the g.USBamp source module comes with a 64-bit library, so it is supported natively on Win64.
			*You cannot build x64 targets using Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition except after considerable [http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Dev:2.5/Doc/Building_Blender/Windows/Visual_C%2B%2B_2008_Express unsupported modifications].

	==See also==		==See also==

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Install Qt for x64

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	The following steps have been tested with Qt 4.6.3, and should generally work with Qt 4.7.x as well.		The following steps have been tested with Qt 4.6.3, and should generally work with Qt 4.7.x as well.

	1. Download and install a recent version of Qt.		1. Download and install a recent SDK version of Qt.

	2. Add your Qt installation's qt/bin directory to the system search path.		2. Add your Qt installation's qt/bin directory to the system search path.

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Limitations

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	==Limitations==		==Limitations==
	*You will get a number of warnings about unsafe type conversions. These warnings do not indicate serious problems, and may be safely ignored.
	*You cannot build BCI2000 modules that depend on 32-bit libraries, as do most source modules. Consider building 32-bit executables instead--these will run fine on Win64.		*You cannot build BCI2000 modules that depend on 32-bit libraries, as do most source modules. Consider building 32-bit executables instead--these will run fine on Win64.
	*Note that the g.USBamp source module comes with a 64-bit library, so it is supported natively on Win64.		*Note that the g.USBamp source module comes with a 64-bit library, so it is supported natively on Win64.

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Install Qt for x64

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	==Install Qt for x64==		==Install Qt for x64==
	Rather than building BCI2000 against the Qt distribution coming with its source code, you will need to install a separate version of Qt on your machine.		Rather than building BCI2000 against the Qt distribution coming with its source code, you will need to install a separate version of Qt on your machine.
	The following steps have been tested with Qt 4.6.3.		The following steps have been tested with Qt 4.6.3, and should generally work with Qt 4.7.x as well.

	1. Download and install a recent version of Qt.		1. Download and install a recent version of Qt.

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Limitations

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	==Limitations==		==Limitations==
	You cannot build BCI2000 modules that depend on 32-bit libraries, as do most source modules.		*You will get a number of warnings about unsafe type conversions. These warnings do not indicate serious problems, and may be safely ignored.
	Consider building 32-bit executables instead--these will run fine on Win64.		*You cannot build BCI2000 modules that depend on 32-bit libraries, as do most source modules. Consider building 32-bit executables instead--these will run fine on Win64.
			*Note that the g.USBamp source module comes with a 64-bit library, so it is supported natively on Win64.
	Note that the g.USBamp source module comes with a 64-bit library, so it is supported natively on Win64.

	==See also==		==See also==

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Install Qt for x64

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	2. Add your Qt installation's qt/bin directory to the system search path.		2. Add your Qt installation's qt/bin directory to the system search path.

	3. ~~Edit the~~ In the file qt/mkspecs/win32-msvc2008/qmake.conf: In QMAKE_CFLAGS_RELEASE and QMAKE_CFLAGS_DEBUG, replace the -MD and -MDd switches with -MT and -MTd, respectively.		3. In the file <tt>qt/mkspecs/win32-msvc2008/qmake.conf</tt>, or the corresponding file for MSVC2010, apply these changes: In QMAKE_CFLAGS_RELEASE and QMAKE_CFLAGS_DEBUG, replace the -MD and -MDd switches with -MT and -MTd, respectively.

	4. From the Start menu, open the Visual Studio x64 Command Prompt.		4. From the Start menu, open the Visual Studio x64 Command Prompt.