The current OpenMP* 4.0 RC1 specification and associated TR1 technical report (both available from http://openmp.org) adds new features for controlling vectorization and execution on coprocessors. Intel® C++ Composer XE 2013 Update 2 (compiler version 13.1) supports two of these new features regarding the simd and target clauses. These are similar to existing Intel-specific compiler directives.
OpenMP*
MKL VSL example for grouppooledcovariance (vsldgrouppooledcovariance.f) failed with PGI threading layer.
Problem Description:
Grouppooledcovariance example crashs with segmentation fault with PGI threading layer on all platforms due to error in PGI support of OpenMP order clause.
We can see this example “vsldgrouppooledcovariance.f” into the following directory MKL_ROOT>\examples\vslf\source\". This example shows how to calculates of group/poopled covariances.
The issue number is DPD2002622493
Root Cause:
Ready to run applications from multicore platform onto Intel® Xeon Phi™ coprocessor
We are staying the stage where most of developers do parallel-programming on multicore platform, and preparing to step into Many-Integrated-Cores (MIC) architecture.
OpenMP* 4.0 Features in Intel Fortran Composer XE 2013
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По счастливой случайности мне представилась возможность лично встретить Джона Густавсона, во время его посещени Остина в 2009 году. Заметка ниже -- некоторые мои мысли, возникшие после общения с ним.
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