Chris Bradley

Hi Andre, are you saying that the generated code will be wrapped in order to expose a similar API to the old CellML API? If so, this wrapper would be...

Hi Alan, I should also reference https://github.com/cellml/libcellml/issues/1013 which is this same thing. > At the moment, a variable (in the general sense) can be a [variable of integration](https://github.com/cellml/libcellml/blob/cf540fa757b3ff494afd18e8bfbd8d76d1334350/src/api/libcellml/analyservariable.h#L43), a [state](https://github.com/cellml/libcellml/blob/cf540fa757b3ff494afd18e8bfbd8d76d1334350/src/api/libcellml/analyservariable.h#L44),...

Forgot to say, that variables could all be defaulted to PUBLIC unless flagged as PRIVATE and then you end up with sort of the same thing as now???

Please, by all means, discuss it with the libCellML team. However, I'm not so sure it is that complicated? Clearly, CellML variables have attributes. There are attributes like units, and...

> Nothing is complicated _per se_. I just want to make sure that I understand everything. What would help is if you were to provide, for a given CellML file,...

OK, here is my mockup. For this I would run a multi-cellular monodomain with the above HH model. In this case I would want to investigate Na channel conductance so...

> Thanks @chrispbradley, I am currently working on issue #1243 (which, although simple on the surface, requires quite a few changes here and there) when I have a bit of...

So further thoughts: * It may be better for the untracked constants to be local variables in the computexxx routines and be reinitialised inside those routines. This would be instead...

Hi Alan, but what if the model is a purely algebraic example? There are no states, no integration and therefore no voi? This is a case of some output variables...

OK, we now concur, and thus the problem. In the case above, X(t) = A.sin(omega.t), then time would be a variable and the system equation would be computed in the...