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Message #11552
Re: python and shared_ptr status
Johan Hake wrote:
Hello!
I have now got some of the shared_ptr stuff combined with python up and going.
The function interface, with shared functions and function_space should just
work. This includes compiled functions. The nice thing with these is they
only refer to our own library, i.e., Py/DOLFIN and they don't have to be
compatible with other Py-library.
I havn't looked into the la objects yet. I lack a good example of where it is
used.
demo/la/trilinos/python/demo.py
All la stuff in pure dolfin library use wants a GenericMatrix, (right?)
and as far as I am concerned we cannot use a shared Epetra_FECrsMatrix or
Epetra_FeVector in the PyTrilinos interface.
What isn't this possible?
Garth
This means that we either way
need access of the underlaying pointer or reference to interact with
PyTrilinos.
I haven't been able to wrap the compiled ufc objects yet. I have an idea of
how this can be done and why it did not work the first time I gave it a try.
To be able to get it working I think we need to extend ufc.
In ffc jit and in dolfin, where we all use derived classes of ufc::foo, we
need to be able to %import some definition of these classes from some where.
I have started to scetch on an ufc.i file which does this, but I need some
response to whether this is the right way to do it.
The thing is that these shared_ptr base classes need to be defined at _one_
place and then %imported where they are used, typically in ffc/jit and in
dolfin. Intuitively I think that it would be appropriate to define them in
ufc.
Where such a file should then be installed is another thing but following the
convention of dolfin whould this then be installed in:
$PREFIX/include/swig/ufc.i
Johan
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