Consider NONLINEAR vectorizable.

[1uc]

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[JCGoran]

Could you remind me what vectorize refers to again? Is it in the SIMD sense, or something else?

[1uc]

VECTORIZE is an NRN term that describes if MOD files have their data arranged in such a manner that vectorization (e.g. SIMD) is (potentially) possible. It affects the API of the registered function, e.g. they don't have access to a lot of things, and IIUC always go through _ppvar for everything (even during the simulation phase). Use nocmodl to explore how the generated MOD files changes when you add/remove LINEAR from some of the MOD files slated to be removed.

The term is also used to mean "not thread-safe".

The way it's annoying to us is that: a) it removes what we call v_unused and uses a static double to cache v instead, b) it makes things LINEAR and NONLINEAR not thread-safe even though, when using Eigen there's no issue.

[JCGoran]

Makes sense, approved.