Andrew Rowley

It probably isn't that hard; the code to decide whether to do it or not is already there, it just needs to move into the splitter rather than be outside...

Actually, if this is to happen in reduce_overhead anyway, I can probably push in a fix without too much effort...

Yes, this is directly related. Both solutions should help in different ways; this one is about control, the stochastic rounding will help on longer running simulations regardless of the minimum...

I will have to check on what uses the non-delayed index to be sure...

Attempting tests with Python3.8 here: http://apollo.cs.man.ac.uk:8080/blue/organizations/jenkins/Integration%20Tests/detail/python3.8/1/pipeline

The current scaling makes it almost certain that it will overflow at some point, depending on how long you run it for. Though it is a critical loop, it is...

The aim is mainly that the user no longer has to download the Python and C code just to get at the C code when making their own models. Because...

It would have source code if we made the change suggested here... then the user will have the C source code automatically. Using automatic make would still work - possibly...

Sounds like you are a little lost. It may be easier to split users into 3 categories: 1. Regular PyNN user. Just runs PyNN models that we already have. 1....

OK, so to make it clear, here is what we give each group to install: 1. Install Python then pip install sPyNNaker7/8 1. Same as above but then download the...