Hi Ted and Michael,
I wish to use NEURON on a Linux HPC Cluster in Bristol. Neuron is installed on the cluster and I have compiled all the .mod files in my working directory. This has placed them in the x86_64 sub folder of the working directory. The cluster uses a queuing system to run jobs and I want to be able to run a hoc file, without loading NEURON's gui. i.e. purely from the command line. Any idea how I go about doing this?
Kindest regards,
Linford
run hoc file w/o loading gui
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Re: run hoc file w/o loading gui
Very good to hear from you, Linford.
I don't think you have to do anything special with regard to your hoc code. If indeed you do, it would amount to substituting the string
stdgui.hoc
for each instance of the string
nrngui.hoc
that you might encounter in the source code.
I don't think you have to do anything special with regard to your hoc code. If indeed you do, it would amount to substituting the string
stdgui.hoc
for each instance of the string
nrngui.hoc
that you might encounter in the source code.