File	Date	Author	Commit
auxconfig	2011-05-25	Nicolas Bourdaud	[829a9a] ship 50-usb-plugdev.rules
config	2010-06-04	Nicolas Bourdaud	[33a879] skeleton of package + old eegdev.h
doc	2010-06-04	Nicolas Bourdaud	[33a879] skeleton of package + old eegdev.h
gnulib-local	2012-02-20	Nicolas Bourdaud	[cbeba7] Move dlopen.c as gnulib module
lib	2010-08-16	Nicolas Bourdaud	[1b7320] Introduces support for other platforms
m4	2010-06-04	Nicolas Bourdaud	[33a879] skeleton of package + old eegdev.h
src	2010-06-04	Nicolas Bourdaud	[33a879] skeleton of package + old eegdev.h
tests	2010-06-04	Nicolas Bourdaud	[33a879] skeleton of package + old eegdev.h
AUTHORS	2010-06-04	Nicolas Bourdaud	[33a879] skeleton of package + old eegdev.h
COPYING	2011-08-05	Nicolas Bourdaud	[de66d5] Relicense the library into LGPL3+
ChangeLog	2010-06-04	Nicolas Bourdaud	[33a879] skeleton of package + old eegdev.h
Makefile.am	2010-06-04	Nicolas Bourdaud	[33a879] skeleton of package + old eegdev.h
NEWS	2010-06-04	Nicolas Bourdaud	[33a879] skeleton of package + old eegdev.h
README	2010-06-04	Nicolas Bourdaud	[33a879] skeleton of package + old eegdev.h
README_build	2012-03-21	Nicolas Bourdaud	[db03f0] Use autogen.sh to import the gnulib package
autogen.sh	2012-02-20	Nicolas Bourdaud	[f5cfbe] Start using gnulib for replacement
configure.ac	2010-06-04	Nicolas Bourdaud	[33a879] skeleton of package + old eegdev.h

Read Me

                               EEGDEV



Presentation
============

eegdev is a library that provides an interface for accessing various EEG
(and other biosignals) acquisition systems in a unified way. The interface
has been designed in order to be both flexible and efficient. The device
specific part is implemented by the means of plugins which makes adding
new device backend fairly easy even if the library does not support them yet
officially.

The core library not only provides a unified and consistent interfaces to
the eegdev users but it also provides many functionalities to the
device backends (plugins) ranging from configuration to data casting and
scaling making writing new device backend an easy task.


Supported devices
=================

As of now, the library support the following backend:

 - Biosemi ActiveTwo
 - gTec gUSBamp
 - reading biosignal data file
 - Tobi network Interface A


Supported platforms
===================

This depends on which device the library should support. The core library
supports any POSIX platform and Windows. All device backend are supported on
these platforms excepting from the gTec gUSBamp device which is, as of now, 
supported only on Linux i386/amd64 platforms.