PyBCI Files

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NOTE: You can find these instructions as well as detailed installation instructions in the PyBCI documentary.
This documentary is also included in every provided zip-file.
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 There are three different 'aspects' of PyBCI you can download, dependent on what you want to do
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For Users
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 The PyBCI module: pybci_<version>.zip

 Within this zipped folder you’ll also find a documentary, a template folder and an example to get an idea how to use PyBCI.




For Developers
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The foundation as a module:

 PyBCI Python code: pybci_<version>_pythonsrc.zip

 Within this folder, you’ll find the Python module code - in case you want to delevelop the Python BCI module, but not the C++ source code.

 Note:    To get the C++ foundations, you should install PyBCI before working with this code, anyway. See also the FAQs in the documentary.



The whole foundation:

 BCI C++ source: pybci_<version>_BCIsrc.zip

 Within this folder, you’ll find C++ code with SWIG wrapping file - in case you want to develop the C++ code the whole thing, that is actually just the implemented BCI - is working on.

Note: To develop the C++ source code, you’ll need to install - if you do not have it installed anyway as a part of some Microsoft XP Service Pack
 - Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5.

To get it working, you’ll have to link your code to the library called ws2_32.lib, then.

If you have not already installed PyBCI, you’ll also have to copy two dll, namely inpout32.dll and glut32.dll in your Windows system folder.
 You can find these in the downloaded folder.