CyberUnits

This bug-fix release contains minor optimisations.

CyberUnits Bricks have been updated. Version 1.1.0 fixes some bugs and introduces a method to access the memory of an ASIA element.

CyberUnits has been curated by SciCrunch. SciCrunch, a "cooperative and collaborative data and resource discovery platform for scientific communities", is a key tool of the Resource Identification Initiative, which aims at a better reporting of ... [More] scientific projects and enhanced repeatability and reproducibility of experiments. Authors can now easily cite CyberUnits by adding its RRID to their papers. See http://scicrunch.org/browse/resources/SCR_014358 and https://www.force11.org/group/resource-identification-initiative for more details. From now on, you may cite CyberUnits properly as (CyberUnits, RRID:SCR_014358). J. W. Dietrich [Less]

In the past weeks, both Lazarus and Free Pascal have received major upgrades. We are happy to announce that the CyberUnits Bricks library has been tested with Free Pascal 3.0 and Lazarus 1.6RC1, and that it works without any issues with the new versions. Lazarus 1.4.x and FPC 2.6.x continue to be supported.

In the past weeks, both Lazarus and Free Pascal have received major upgrades. We are happy to announce that the CyberUnits Bricks library has been tested with Free Pascal 3.0 and Lazarus 1.6RC1, and that it works without any issues with the new versions. Lazarus 1.4.x and FPC 2.6.x continue to be supported.

CyberUnits was presented to an international audience at the GeneSEES 2015 Biocybernetics Workshop held on September 7th, 2015 in Krefeld, NRW, Germany. It was demonstrated how simple cross-platform simulation programs for nonlinear biological ... [More] feedback loops can be developed in a few minutes with the Bricks unit. See http://www.lifescience.net/events/188/genesees-2015-biocybernetics-workshop-loss-of-cont/ and http://www.lifescience.net/abstracts/3/advanced-methodology-and-clinical-application-in-h/ for details. [Less]

CyberUnits was presented to an international audience at the GeneSEES 2015 Biocybernetics Workshop held on September 7th, 2015 in Krefeld, NRW, Germany. It was demonstrated how simple cross-platform simulation programs for nonlinear biological ... [More] feedback loops can be developed in a few minutes with the Bricks unit. See http://www.lifescience.net/events/188/genesees-2015-biocybernetics-workshop-loss-of-cont/ and http://www.lifescience.net/abstracts/3/advanced-methodology-and-clinical-application-in-h/ for details. [Less]

We are pleased to announce Bricks 1.0, the first component of the CyberUnits repository. Bricks is a class library for Object Pascal that facilitates rapid programming of high-performance computer simulations in life sciences, technical cybernetics ... [More] and related fields. It supports numeric simulations in time domain and characterisation of systems or subsystems in frequency domain. Additionally, it contains a powerful Systems Diagram unit that provides classes for drawing block diagrams of feedback loops and other information processing structures, ready for integration in new or existing programs. Bricks is licensed with a BSD license. It may therefore be used in both free open source software and commercial products. [Less]

We are pleased to announce Bricks 1.0, the first component of the CyberUnits repository. Bricks is a class library for Object Pascal that facilitates rapid programming of high-performance computer simulations in life sciences, technical cybernetics ... [More] and related fields. It supports numeric simulations in time domain and characterisation of systems or subsystems in frequency domain. Additionally, it contains a powerful Systems Diagram unit that provides classes for drawing block diagrams of feedback loops and other information processing structures, ready for integration in new or existing programs. Bricks is licensed with a BSD license. It may therefore be used in both free open source software and commercial products. [Less]