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README

This document is outdated. While some informations in this document may still be relevant, you should exert caution while reading it.
You can find an up to date version of this document in the meta repo, see https://gitlab.inria.fr/openvibe/meta/blob/master/README.md

*========================================*
|OpenViBE| |README|
*========================================*

|Introduction|

OpenViBE is a software platform for the design, test and use of
Brain-Computer Interfaces. This document provides basic
information on what you just downloaded.

|Code.source.access|

The source code of the project can be found by following links
on the OpenViBE homepage :

http://openvibe.inria.fr/

|Repository.organisation|

The project repository is composed of several software modules. Each software
module can have its own branches and tags and is compiled separately
from other modules. The repository basically looks like this :

root of the repository
+ <openvibe> (API / specifications)
+ <kernel> (kernel implementation)
+ <toolkit> (development help components)
+ <applications> (OpenViBE user applications)
+ <platform>
+ <acquisition-server>
+ <designer>
+ ...
+ <plugins> (OpenViBE plugin collections)
+ <samples>
+ <acquisition>
+ ...
+ <modules> (abstraction and portability components)
+ <ebml>
+ <socket>
+ ...
+ <contrib> (third-party components, author retains code ownership)
+ ...

Each software module is organized as a UNIX-like tree (empty folders not
included):

+ <bin> (any pre-compiled binaries)
+ <include> (target folder for API headers)
+ <lib> (any pre-compiled libraries)
+ <share> (shared file folder for all data)
+ <src> (source code of the module)
+ <doc> (documentation files for the module)
+ <test> (unit test source code for the module)

|Support|

Please follow the links on the OpenViBE homepage:

http://openvibe.inria.fr/

|Licence|

Please refer to the COPYING file to get details regarding the OpenViBE license.

|Building.the.software|

Please refer to the INSTALL file for instructions on how to build the
platform.

|End.of.file|

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