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Congratulations, gentlemen!

Wonderful news; I'm looking forward to downloading it and starting to put it through its paces. The cache issues and Python sound particularly exciting.

<http://images.google.com/images?q=champagne> :-)

-Patrick

Hi, I'm spending my subway time lately rummaging around through NEURON's source to see what I can learn. Looking through solve.c, I've quickly become disoriented, and I think the problem is that I don't have a solid enough understanding of the numerical methods involved. I understand that for each n...

On 12/2/2004 Bill Lytton <billl@neurosim.downstate.edu> wrote: Mike Hines has developed a local variable time step method which offers substantial speed ups for network simulations. Different neurons have different integrators which allow them to simulate forward at their own rates. He and I have a...

The fix turned out to be twofold: 1.) The first line of the "configure" script needed to be changed to point to the bash shell instead of sh. Apparently when sh was used, some of the echo commands to generate the config.sh script generated incorrect results. 2.) gcc 3.0.3 is too old to bui...

Hello, I'm trying to get NEURON running on a multi-processor SGI running IRIX64, and running into problems right from the get-go, when I try to compile IV. Specifically, if I untar the iv-17.tar.gz from the Yale website, go into the iv directory and type "./configure --with-prefix=`pwd`", ...