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Tag Archives: C++0X
OpenMP 3.1 spec published as Draft for Public Comment
You might have heard it already: The next incarnation of the OpenMP specification, which is targeted to be released as version 3.1 around June in time for IWOMP 2011 in Chicago, has been published as a Draft for Public Comment. … Continue reading
How OpenMP is moving towards version 3.1 / 4.0
Not yet carved in stone, but the current plan of the OpenMP Language Committee (LC) is to publish a draft OpenMP 3.1 standard for public comment by IWOMP 2010 and to have the OpenMP 3.1 specification finished for SC 2010 … Continue reading
C++0x: OpenMP loop parallelization without pragmas?!
Some people are complaining that OpenMP’s approach of using pragmas to annotate a program is not very nice, as pragmas / the OpenMP directives are not well-integrated into the language. Personally, I like the OpenMP approach and think it has … Continue reading
