In the following C code I am using OpenMP in a nested loop. Since race condition occurs, I want to perform atomic operations at the end:
So here\'s the code: #pragma omp parallel private (myId) { set_affinity(); myId = omp_get_thread_num(); if (myId<myConstant)
I\'m trying to parallelize my program with openMP. The program is using STL-iterators heavily. It is said that openMP 3.0 can deal with this:
So I\'ve looked around online for some time to no avail. I\'m new to using OpenMP and so not sure of the terminology here, but is there a way to figure out a specific machine\'s mapping from OMPThread
Does anyone know if it\'s possible use OpenMP with OCaml source code? Or another application/ambient of work, compatible with OCaml, that allows me to run parallel programs that exploit multiple core
I am running the following OpenMP code #pragma omp parallel shared(S2,nthreads,chunk) private(a,b,tid)
I am having trouble applying openmp to a nested loop like this: #pragma omp parallel shared(S2,nthreads,chunk) private(a,b,tid)
I need to know the total number of threads that my application has spawned via OpenMP. Unfortunately, the omp_get_num_threads() function does not work here since it only yields the number of threads i
I\'m writing a program for matrix multiplication with OpenMP, that, for cache convenience, implements the multiplication A x B(transpose) rows X rows instead of the classic A x B rows x columns, for b
How does OpenMP deal with data declared inside a parallel section?Before C99 I would use the private() clause to specify thread-local data, e.g.
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