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rowleya
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Aug 25, 2017
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I have attempted to fix some issues, but it seems to crash when packets start coming in |
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That said, the old visualiser also seems to fail... |
dkfellows
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Still needs quite a bit of work; stuff that should be in a single class is spread over several files. |
This now gets the “Works On My Machine!” stamp of approval
Also, a mechanism for registering methods as simple-case callbacks for key and mouse events, which gets rid of some large and messy methods by breaking them up into smaller named pieces. Which is nice. https://youtu.be/XOhZgAPn_CU
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This now runs for me. I don't know if it works with the back-end correctly. |
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This is the (converted) visualiser for the Heat Demo.
The code isn't the most pythonic ever, but it is in a far far better state than the original C++ (well, mostly C) code that we started out with. Improvements to it (e.g., to use SpiNNFrontEndCommon and the
glut_framework.pyin this repository) are very welcome indeed.