running an older NEURON model in a newer NEURON version
Posted: Tue May 26, 2020 8:56 am
Dear Forum,
I am trying to get a model to run, which has been developed with Neuron 7.1: https://senselab.med.yale.edu/modeldb/S ... 977#tabs-1
I only have the 7.6 version of NEURON available at the server of my institute, but I hoped that this would not be a problem.
However, when loading the main hoc file into the GUI, I get the following error:
oc>IsActive: 1
13
Use Local dt: 1
17
2
Condition Order: 2
20
1
1
1
1
/usr/lib/neuron/bin/nrniv: syntax error
in FS_WT_modif.tem near line 46
insert KPyr
^
xopen("FS_WT_modif.tem")
execute1("{xopen("FS...")
load_file("../templat...")
xopen("functions_...")
and others
0
1
1
/usr/lib/neuron/bin/nrniv: syntax error
in Pyram_WT_modif.tem near line 59
insert KPyr
^
xopen("Pyram_WT_m...")
execute1("{xopen("Py...")
load_file("../templat...")
xopen("functions_...")
and others
0
1
free(): double free detected in tcache 2
Aborted
When I google the error, I only find posts about C++, and I do not see what might be wrong with the syntax here. Any ideas?
Thanks a lot!
Katharina
I am trying to get a model to run, which has been developed with Neuron 7.1: https://senselab.med.yale.edu/modeldb/S ... 977#tabs-1
I only have the 7.6 version of NEURON available at the server of my institute, but I hoped that this would not be a problem.
However, when loading the main hoc file into the GUI, I get the following error:
oc>IsActive: 1
13
Use Local dt: 1
17
2
Condition Order: 2
20
1
1
1
1
/usr/lib/neuron/bin/nrniv: syntax error
in FS_WT_modif.tem near line 46
insert KPyr
^
xopen("FS_WT_modif.tem")
execute1("{xopen("FS...")
load_file("../templat...")
xopen("functions_...")
and others
0
1
1
/usr/lib/neuron/bin/nrniv: syntax error
in Pyram_WT_modif.tem near line 59
insert KPyr
^
xopen("Pyram_WT_m...")
execute1("{xopen("Py...")
load_file("../templat...")
xopen("functions_...")
and others
0
1
free(): double free detected in tcache 2
Aborted
When I google the error, I only find posts about C++, and I do not see what might be wrong with the syntax here. Any ideas?
Thanks a lot!
Katharina