Luc Grosheintz

In more recent versions of `pip` this line: ``` $ pip install 'cython

My google-foo is low. The only thing I could find to back up the above is: https://stackoverflow.com/a/39536914

Short version: Yes, I've updated the comment accordingly; it was misleading. Long version: This is precisely the difference between `pip install --user` (equivalent to `pip install` without `sudo` rights); and...

Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't spot that part. In that case, I've no idea.

This is just code to check that my understanding of the issue faced in #2458. I'm not sure we want to merge it at all.

I'm not sure we'd want to merge this. These tests aren't new. Some of them are dumb and demonstrate an obvious point (to the point of being confusing without the...

For `double*` and other trivial types the argument that the allocated memory doesn't need to be initialized holds. This argument doesn't hold for non-trivial types; even `double**` is risky. The...

While reading the generated code I spot he following: ``` #define c *_ppvar[0].get() #define _p_c _ppvar[0].literal_value() ``` This looks surprising, because `_ppvar[0].get()` returns a `double*`, which is then dereferenced. Hence,...

> a `void*` stored in a data handle There's a subtlety here. The first is that `data_handle` and `generic_data_handle` are different objects. What we have here is a `generic_data_handle`. The...

I'm a lot more confused now, because it seems like `POINTER` hasn't been migrated to the `soa` container for mechanisms. Three reasons for this statement: * https://nrn.readthedocs.io/en/latest/dev/data-structures.html#summary-of-migrated-data-structures states: > Other...