[tmva][sofie] Use this pointer when accessing Session data members#21491
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guitargeek merged 1 commit intoroot-project:masterfrom Mar 4, 2026
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this pointer when accessing Session data members#21491guitargeek merged 1 commit intoroot-project:masterfrom
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This makes the code easier to reason about for both human readers, and automatic post-processing steps where usage of Session data members needs to be identified. This is done in preparation for the SOFIE-emitted code refactor to make it differentiable with Clad.
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This makes the code easier to reason about for both human readers, and automatic post-processing steps where usage of Session data members needs to be identified.
This is done in preparation for the SOFIE-emitted code refactor to make it differentiable with Clad.