Omar Awile

After the back-and-forth on coreneuron where we finally saw that the performance regression was unrelated to the newly introduced aligned_alloc, I thought I run once more with the replacement here...

in principle, can be useful, I think. can you actually show the output with `--verbose` enabled? I still find this doesn't really address the weird issue that Luc pointed out....

I'll close this. As discussed, it's not very high priority and unless someone has interest and finds the time this can just stay in a branch.

Turns out diff-match-patch is a no-go (from their github repo): > The C++ port was created with a dependency on the Qt library. As a result this version is very...

After some more searching I can't find any modern decent library for this.. There is xdifflib, but that's just awful and I found also https://github.com/cubicdaiya/dtl but that isn't very much...

There was a very early proposal described in an issue in `neuronsimulator/nrn`: https://github.com/neuronsimulator/nrn/issues/239

The ticket on the neuron repo has been quite a bit extended with lots of details towards having a complete specification. As a first step I will try to add...

Correct, this will not use interpreter random, but the distribution arguments can be set via parameters. Thanks for sharing the available distributions in random123, then we'll make sure to support...

Here's also a gist with example code the way it could look like when generated: https://gist.github.com/ohm314/1d47a6cfecc6f71d238161358aaf59d1

I was also gonna say, this looks fine to me? One potential improvement could be to first initialize all with 0 (when allocating) and then only set the non-zero values.