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Good news! I can now compile nmodl mechanisms that work with pyNeuron, when I use the mknrndll from this package: "nrn-7.3.alpha-694.i686-pc-mingw32-setup.exe". This is on a Win7-64bit machine with Python(x,y) (32bit) and pyNeuron installed via PIP. So I think we can consider this thread &...

not really related, just that you know: I installed the "nrn-7.3.alpha-597-setup-i686.exe" on a 32bit machine (this is Win Vista), and here mknrndll does not build anything:

Michael, thanks for your update on the situation! Looks like a good plan is to sit tight and wait a few weeks (regarding Neuron as a module in native Python on Win7-64). At the same time I can slowly work on converting my MATLAB/Neuron mix to Python on my Linux Box.

Can I humbly inquire what the general consensus is about running NEURON as Python module under Windows 7? I use Python (xy) and was able to install pyNeuron (with pip), but somehow I can never load any additional mechanisms from nrnmech.dll. There are many confusing posts about this topic in general...

Ok, erm, sorry for solving my own problem here... I just thought I'd post my "solution": Compiling iv-17 and nrn-6.0 from source did the trick. But, before that worked I a) symlinked the readline-libs sudo ln -s /lib/libreadline.so.5 /lib/libreadline.so before compiling interviews (as desc...

I am aware of the threads in this forum that tell me to install full development tools ( https://www.neuron.yale.edu/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=586 ). I installed the packages "build-essential" and "kde-devel" which included (as far as I can tell) all you need. Still, I cannot use nr...