
v0.10.0 Major Changes since v0.9.0 * Automatic network generation from high-level specifications.* Units at the user interface including scaling and conversion.* Morphologies are loaded through a unified interface; which produces a bundle of morphology, metadata, and segment tree. Internal Updates * Documentation overhaul* Python bindings offer type stubs; giving auto-completion and inline documentation in some editors/IDEs.* Performance improvements - Label resolution uses hashes instead of strings, saving memory, network traffic, and time. - Spike delivery is up to 30% faster leading to 10% end-to-end improvements in some cases (e.g. `example/brunel`) - Load balancing is faster and doesn't rely on MPI, leading to shorter setup times for large networks.* Fixes - Better support for source builds on MacOS (aarch64) - `modcc` no longer allows internal variables (`v`, `celsius`, ...) as `ASSIGNED` - Better support for raw (C++) mechanisms* MC cells renamed cable cells. Breaking changes * Return values of all morphology loaders have changed.* Raw (segment tree) loaders removed.* Support for Python 3.8 removed.* C++: Removed `simulation::inject_events`, use a generator instead. New Contributors * @ErbB4 made their first contribution in https://github.com/arbor-sim/arbor/pull/2271 Full Changelog: https://github.com/arbor-sim/arbor/compare/v0.9.0...v0.10.0
Computational neuroscience, Simulation software
Computational neuroscience, Simulation software
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