First of all, thumbs up for the OpenVibe developpers ! Thank you for sharing your code with the community.
I have successfully built openvibe-0.13.1-svn3210 using Visual Studio 2010 (OS = Vista SP1).
I generated a skeleton to try to build later a driver for a cheap portable EEG device bought in China (from Symptop. 16 channels around 100 $/channel).
I would have liked to be able to make a cool demo of a BCI in my collège (maybe I should buy an Emotiv for that !) to try to create en interest in science about my students (so few of them are !).
Since I am more used to older versions of Visual Studio and I have to reuse dll's and build an old MFC code for this driver, I then tried to build OpenVibe using Visual Studio 2008:
- I removed the Symtop device folder(I had started to program) in D:\openvibe-0.13.1-svn3210-src-2\openvibe-0.13.1-svn3210-src\openvibe-applications\acquisition-server\trunc\src
- I modified the "win32-init_env_command" script to force visual 2008 (erasing the VS2010 detection), and executed it.
- I erased and downloaded again the dependencies, but they seem to remain in the vs100 version, even though I can read at the 1st line of "win32-dependencies": SET OV_DEP_MSSDK=C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0A\
When I try to build the OpenVibe platform, if fails due to multiple unresolved externals in the dependencies (itpp,...) and in the Signal Processing plugin
( Are they triggered by the vs100 versions in the dependencies ? If so, how can I force the vs90 dependencies to download/install instead of the vs100 version ?Thanks for any help
Jean-François