Marcel Stimberg

> A possible idea: what about having a new package brian_extensions which is basically add-ons for Brian that more people can contribute to, and we don't officially support? A bit...

> I really don't know what is the best way of doing it. I feel like > having code in a repository is better than using a wiki though. For...

> Brian complains that multiple summed variables cannot target the state variable. I'm unsure whether this is intended or not, but it does raise the question of how the user...

Hi @chbehrens, apologies for not commenting on this for such a long time... In any case, a PR is the perfect way of discussing this. I'll be away again soon...

Hi Felix, thanks for the report, I can reproduce the issue with your example script. It seems to be specific to C++ standalone mode, I could imagine that there is...

I looked into this a bit, and I no longer think it has to do with 32bit integers. It is rather about some rounding tests where we consider things to...

Hi. This seems to be a bug that we introduced with some internal reorganization in newer versions, sorry about that. The underlying reason is that delays are not part of...

Agreed, makes sense.

> There's also the question of when these command line arguments get run which might introduce some issues? Currently, they set the variables just before the `run` starts, which I...

> We could have a bit of syntax that allows you to choose where to set the values. Allows more flexibility because then the code can do some derived values...