Hi Freddie and everyone,
The more you learn, the more problems you encounter! Today, I want
to discuss about a python operation in backend/openmp/base.py, which is
very advanced. The code is shown as follow:
# Instantiate mandatory kernel provider classes
kprovcls = [provider.OpenMPPointwiseKernelProvider,
blasext.OpenMPBlasExtKernels,
packing.OpenMPPackingKernels,
gimmik.OpenMPGiMMiKKernels]
self._providers = [k(*self*) for k in kprovcls]
The '*self*' is brought into the class 'k'. Using print function, I
found that k(*self*) represents object and k denotes class. *I am
wondering what impact this will have? *
print(provider.OpenMPPointwiseKernelProvider(self))
<pyfr.backends.openmp.provider.OpenMPPointwiseKernelProvider object at
0x7f5551a03b70>
print(provider.OpenMPPointwiseKernelProvider)
<class 'pyfr.backends.openmp.provider.OpenMPPointwiseKernelProvider'>
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