Code System for the book "Solving Havana Syndrome and Biological Effects of RF Using the Hodgkin-Huxley Neuron Model"
Copyright (C) 2022 Mclean Research Institute Clint Mclean clint@mcleanresearchinstitute.com
The settings configuration files in the settings/ folder are for reproducing the experiments described in the book
Refer to these for configuration settings.
HodgkinHuxley.exe settings_file.txt
i.e, HodgkinHuxley.exe ../settings/nn_amplification_layer_activity_testing_6_31C.txt
You should edit the launch.bat (windows) or launch.sh (Linux) files to do this. Use a file explorer GUI to launch these or from the command line:
./launch.bat (Windows) ./launch.sh (Linux)
If you haven't got cmake install it from here https://cmake.org/download/ for windows and linux.
Or for linux from the command line using commands such as:
For Ubuntu/Debian: sudo apt-get install cmake
For Fedora: sudo dnf install cmake
Arch Linux: sudo pacman -S cmake
Compilation and building is straightforward. For windows and linux just go to the "\build" folder and at the command line enter:
cmake ..
and then:
cmake --build .
There's a CMakeLists.txt file in the main folder so "cmake .." generates the required cmake files in the build folder using this. Then "cmake --build ." generates the application also in the build folder.
VS Code editor and compiler should also be able to open the folder, compile and build it.
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