The py-36-37-38-39 string in the installer name indicates that the given installer is compatible The naming convention for Windows installers is nrn-mingw-py-36-37-38-39-setup.exe. On Windows, the only recommended way to install NEURON is using the binary installer. Note that Python2 wheels are provided for the 8.0.x release series exclusively.

Universal2 installers generally 'just work' on either an x86_64 or arm64 Once you start Terminal application, NEURONīinaries ( nrniv, neurondemo etc.) should be available to start. Uninstallng consists of dragging that folder to the trash. The latest pkg installers will install NEURON under the directory /Applications/NEURON/ directory. Style as the python sysconfig.get_platform() nrn-macosx-py-.pkg (for arm64 and x86_64) and extend the name convention to specify whichĪrchitectures they run on and the minimum macosx version using the same The latest Mac OS pkg installers (as of ) are universal2 installers You can then see an option to Open installer: In this case you have to right-click on the installer and thenĬlick Open.

Note that if you double-click the installer The, py-36-37-38-39 string in the installer name indicates that the given installer isĬompatible with Python versions 3.6, 3.7, 3.8 and 3.9. Like Windows, you can also use a binary installer to install NEURON.Įarlier Mac OS pkg installers have name in the format of Wheels are provided for the 8.0.x release series exclusively.

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