Matthias Wolf

> > the biggest hangup may be `readline`, which seems to be _very_ linux-centric. > > @matz-e maybe a stretch here, but I believe there are "modern" implementations in Rust...

About this parsing error: I enabled more debug output:  Generated by: ``` diff --git a/src/oc/hoc_oop.cpp b/src/oc/hoc_oop.cpp index af1c88e7d..55bea2976 100644 --- a/src/oc/hoc_oop.cpp +++ b/src/oc/hoc_oop.cpp @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ #include "ocfunc.h"...

I would not want to miss docstrings, and I have to admit that I tend to use `help()` in Python quite a bit :)

@nrnhines I'm sorry, that's a temporary windows hack, as something else does a proper `typedef` for `pid_t` and the current CMake magic broke for me. I'll try to get some...

> Note though, unless that dataset was allocated extendable the data has to have the exact shape shape. This is smart and should be kept for any implementation. Otherwise, I'd...

Should also match the datatype, no?

Seems like there's a chance that C++ will integrate at least part of the BLAS functionality based on `mdspan`, so... yes, this would probably be worthwhile.

> I am in favor of adding these options if they aid in processing morphologies with artifacts. > However, my main concern is about the repercussions of using these options...

> but you think it's not enough? I'm more concerned. Let's hope it's enough. People being aware helps a lot already.

We're using [BlueBrain/HighFive](https://github.com/BlueBrain/HighFive/) to wrap access to the HDF5 files. To be able to pass groups into writing (and reading), we would have to first see about how `h5py` and...