How can I program a human brain in C++?

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Lloyd Hearsewave

I'm a moron and I'm too stupid to do things.

So I need a virtual brain to enhance my defective biological one.

How can I program a brain in C++?
 
G

Gerald Breuer

Am 18.01.2011 20:25, schrieb Lloyd Hearsewave:
How can I program a brain in C++?

A human brain is an instange of billions of objects of
class neuron. Each neuron has an internal std::vector
with links to other Neurons. Each neuron is running in
its own thread. Use your debugger!
 
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Öö Tiib

I'm a moron and I'm too stupid to do things.

So I need a virtual brain to enhance my defective biological one.

How can I program a brain in C++?

If you are too stupid then avoid programming your brain in C++. It is
dangerously complex language. Take some simpler language like PHP.
 
M

mike3

I'm a moron and I'm too stupid to do things.

So I need a virtual brain to enhance my defective biological one.

How can I program a brain in C++?

Lolz. If you're too stupid to do anything, how would you do that?
 
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red floyd

Am 18.01.2011 20:25, schrieb Lloyd Hearsewave:


A human brain is an instange of billions of objects of
class neuron. Each neuron has an internal std::vector
with links to other Neurons. Each neuron is running in
its own thread. Use your debugger!


He'd needs to be using C++0x, or else be very familiar with
his brain's multithreading model, otherwise, he may run into
issues.
 
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Gerald Breuer

Am 19.01.2011 00:58, schrieb red floyd:
He'd needs to be using C++0x, or else be very familiar
with his brain's multithreading model, otherwise, he
may run into issues.

Brain 1.0 was first implemented by someone called "god"
about 30 million years ago. Leave him an e-mail if you're
interested in the ancient mt-model used in Brain 1.0.
 
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Universe

I'm a moron and I'm too stupid to do things.

So I need a virtual brain to enhance my defective biological one.

How can I program a brain in C++?

I don't think C++ is suitable now, maybe C++xx is powerful enough:)
 

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