Reputation:
I am getting this warning during compilation of a C code with OpenMP directives on Linux:
warning: ignoring #pragma omp parallel
Gcc version is 4.4.
Is it only a warning I should not care about? Will the execution be in parallel?. I would like a solution with a some explanation.
I have provide -fopenmp
with the make
command, but gcc doesn't accept that, otherwise for single compilation of file, i.e. gcc -fopenmp
works alright.
Upvotes: 25
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This is probably a resolved/closed issue, because indeed the most common reason for this warning is the omission of the -fopenmp
flag.
However, when I came across this problem the root cause for this was that the module openmp
was not loaded, meaning:
load module openmp
.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 2599
Make sure that lib-gomp and lib-gomp-dev is installed. In some strange distributions it is removed. It is the essential runtime and development library.
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IIRC you have to pass -fopenmp
to the g++ call to actually enable OpenMP. This will also link against the OpenMP runtime system.
Upvotes: 42