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As seen during #2430
the HH-Brunel network example exhibits a (small) divergence in spike counts
when compiled with Apple Clang. A potential explanation might be this observation
thorstenhater
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Brunel HH Example behaves differenty with Apple Clang.
Brunel HH Example behaves differently with Apple Clang.
Jan 6, 2025
HH produces a bitwise-identical voltage trace across Clang, AClang, GCC
This remains true regardless of stimulus (IClamp, Poisson input)
However, the Brunel network is not identical
This is due to std::uniform_int_distribution not being portable across compilers (also not demanded by ISO C++), but fortunately MT is portable (thus inputs are identical, but ints drawn from the generator are not)
As seen during #2430
the HH-Brunel network example exhibits a (small) divergence in spike counts
when compiled with Apple Clang. A potential explanation might be this observation
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76407947/trivial-c-program-yields-different-result-in-clang-macos-arm64-and-clang-macos-x
but we need some more investigation.
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