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How would I make a call to set_pvec in Python? from neuron import h x = 1 foo = h.Foo(0.5) foo.declare_pvec(2) foo.set_pvec(0, x) The last line of the above chunk of code raises the following error: bad stack access: expecting (double *); really (double) NEURON: interpreter stack type error near lin...

Ah, many thanks for the explanation.

Follow-up question: Is it true that, using the code you supplied above (pvec), I don't need to include in my model a call to setpointer?

Yep, that worked for me.
I guess I can't run this model in parallel?

Many thanks! It appears that range variables cannot be arrays as well.

I have the following NEURON block in a MOD file: NEURON { POINT_PROCESS NMDASynPost POINTER s[2047] RANGE e, i, mg_conc, g, b, g_syn[2047] NONSPECIFIC_CURRENT i } When I run modlunit on the file, I get the following error: model 1.1.1.1 1994/10/12 17:22:51 Checking units of nmdasynpost.mod syntax er...

I have a point-process NMDA receptor mechanism (NMDASyn) that I'd like to place at the center of my single-compartment neuron. However, rather than have just one instance of NMDASyn, I'd like a new one for every connection my cell makes. Is it OK to have all these instances of NMDASyn placed at the ...

Is it OK to have an assignment like

x' = x' + 1

in a NET_RECEIVE block, if x' is defined in a DERIVATIVE block?

If this is disallowed, can you recommend a strategy for achieving the same result?

Many thanks,
Dan