Add NEST Desktop target #802
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I apologize for the long silence to react to this PR. Currently, I got somehow installation/compilation errors of NESTML on my machine (Ubuntu 20.04, Python 3.8). |
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I tested it in a conda environment with Python 3.9.
In IPython I ran the commands:
from pynestml.frontend.pynestml_frontend import generate_target
generate_target(
input_path="/<path>/<to>/nestml/models/neurons/izhikevich.nestml",
logging_level="INFO",
target_path="/tmp/nestml-component",
target_platform="NEST_DESKTOP"
)
pynestml/codegeneration/resources_nest_desktop/@NEURON_NAME@.json.jinja2
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This PR adds NEST Desktop as a target platform to NESTML. The output of the code generator, in this case, will be a
.jsonfile containing the details of the neuron model file(s). These json files will be used by the NEST Desktop GUI to select models from a model repository and use them for further simulations.Note: A part of the documentation for adding new targets is borrowed from #729