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  1. summing a double array in parallel - ordering - OpenMP® Forum

    Sep 17, 2010 · At the end of this post there is code which sums a double array in parallel. You can replace the boost array with regular Code: Select all

  2. Parallelize a sum over certain parts of an array - OpenMP® Forum

    Jun 27, 2014 · I need (well, the actual job is a bit more elaborated, but I simplify as example) to sum certain elements of an array in certain number of groups. I think it could be parallelized via OpenMP, …

  3. Parallel Directives inside a DO loop - OpenMP® Forum

    Nov 5, 2009 · I wonder about any incompatibility regarding openmp directives and DO blocks in FORTRAN. I need to parallelize the following block (inside a while loop) in Fortran:

  4. # of cores - OpenMP® Forum

    Oct 9, 2009 · Hi! I'm newbie with OpenMp and have some doubts about the first example I'm testing. It's a simple for loop, and have tried to execute serially and in parallel and compare the execution times. …

  5. global task priority - OpenMP® Forum

    A better method would be to make priority relative to the priority of the current task, with positive or negative values. Perhaps even allowing negative priority values. Then you'd need a minimum value, …

  6. Bug in simple parallel for loop - OpenMP® Forum

    May 14, 2010 · The answer to the question is in the OpenMP V3.0 spec, section 2.9.1.1 Data-sharing Attribute Rules for Variables Referenced in a Construct. Basically there are three types of variables: …

  7. Parellel QuickSort - OpenMP® Forum

    Oct 18, 2010 · The code as it stands violates the OpenMP specification on the nesting of worksharing regions. It is possible to parallelize the code using OpenMP in several different ways including using …

  8. Why does speedup decrease with the number of threads? - OpenMP® …

    Feb 15, 2010 · Summarizing (from my point of view, of course): a) For numerical/scientific code, look for execution units or cores b) For a mix of programs running on the same computer, look for execution …