On Fri, Jun 14, 2019 at 12:27:53AM +0100, Stuart Henderson wrote:
> At the moment, it's unclear to me (maybe it was mentioned in the thread
> but if so I missed it) what the status of OpenMP is on OpenBSD.
> Whether it's any faster *at all*, whether it works reliably, etc.
As of 6.4 it doesn't work at all -- there's no "omp.h" header file for
code to include, so OpenMP code can't even be compiled on OpenBSD.
(Or, in my case, all the OpenMP code has to be guarded with
#ifdef HAVE_OPENMP
and that symbol not defined when compiling on OpenBSD.)
Quickly checking a 6.5 system the status appears to be the same.
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