MNE cross-platform standalone MEG/EEG (real-time) applications using Qt5's and Eigen's C++ libraries.
For more information please visit http://wwww.mne-cpp.org.
To get the latest code and build it follow this guide.
If you want to contribute to MNE-CPP you can find all necessary information here.
Windows
>= MSVC2013
Linux
>= gcc 4.5
MacOSX
>= Clang 3.1
A list of contact persons can be found here.
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