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Hi Ted, thanks for the quick answer. I can't find a file in my installation called nrn.defaults. I'm using a version that's installed via pip3 and called from the Python command line. I'll see if I can figure it out from how it sets up the GUI...

Hi, I'm planning to use Neuron for some teaching and want to make the fonts in the GUI larger. It's been a while since I used the GUI and I can't find the configuration files. I've found some older forum posts that appear to be redundant. I've also played around with ivoc_style(). This appears to ex...

Thanks. That worked!

I'm trying to compile mod files with nrnivmodl (Neuron version 7) running on fedora 10 with gcc4.3.2.

I receive the following error message:

/usr/bin/ld: cannotfind -lncurses
make: *** [libnrnmech.la] Error 1

I'm new to fedora so may be missing something simple. Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Matt

Thanks. I've cobbled something together using startsw() and realtime.

stopsw() gives me a value of zero immediately after a call to run() that takes several minutes to complete. This makes me think the stopwatch is reset towards the end of the run() call.

Not sure what to try next. Am I missing something?

Thanks,

Matt

Thanks for the pointer.

startsw() / stopsw() appears to be reset on exit from run(). Is there a way to switch this off?


Example code:
startsw()
for j=0, 10000000 {x = sin(.2)}
print stopsw()


startsw()
for j=0, 10000000 {x = sin(.2)}
run()
print stopsw()

How do I accurately access the actual time from within neuron? E.g. To use as a timestamp or to benchmark simulation times.

Thanks,

Matt