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--- manual:start [2016/07/22 16:43] – [SpikingGroups] adds izhikevich group zenke
+++ manual:start [2016/08/15 04:55] – Adds section zenke
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-Auryn is a set of lightweight classes combined with some examples of how to use them. The power of the framework derives from its speed and extensibility if you do not hesitate to write a few lines of C++ code.
+====== Compiling the library ======
+To get started you need to download and compile Auryn. See [[:quick start]] or [[CompileAuryn]] for instructions.
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 Most objects in Auryn that have a direct network function can be subdivided into [[SpikingGroup]], [[Connection]] and [[Monitor]]. These three base classes implement the important interfaces that are called consecutively during the Auryn [[duty cycle]]. Instances of their descendants are registered and managed by the [[manual:System]] class, an instance of which is global to each Auryn [[simulation]]. Similarly global is the the [[manual:Logger]] class which takes care of logging output on the console and into log files.
+The most complete description of available classes and how to use them you will find in the doxygen generated class library. However, below are some entries for commonly used simulation components (which might, in some cases, not be too up to date any more)
 ===== SpikingGroups =====