5/25/2017
OpenMP Test on Visual Studio
To use OpenMP on Visual Studio IDE, we should set in tools->options like..
Below code is to calculate pi using loop logic.
There are 5 case code.
0 case is for testing, openMP running well or not.
1 case is no treading, else 2~4 case is some different OpenMP threading case.
I am also not friendly with openMP, so I will refer this code when not remember well.
And I will add more useful technical code..
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The result image tells us, OpenMP is certainly faster than no threading.
Labels:
C,
C++,
omp_get_max_threads,
omp_get_thread_num,
OpenMP,
Parallel,
Total,
Visual Studio
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