Diagnostic 7628: This OpenMP END directive does not match the OpenMP block directive at the top of the stack.
OpenMP*
Diagnostic 7629: The name on the OpenMP END CRITICAL does not match the name on the corresponding OpenMP CRITICAL directive.
Diagnostic 7629: The name on the OpenMP END CRITICAL does not match the name on the corresponding OpenMP CRITICAL directive.
Diagnostic 7630: This statement or directive is not permitted within the body of an OpenMP SECTION of an OpenMP SECTIONS directive or OpenMP PARALLEL SECTIONS directive.
This statement or directive is not permitted within the body of an OpenMP SECTION of an OpenMP SECTIONS directive or OpenMP PARALLEL SECTIONS directive.
Diagnostic 7637: An OpenMP SECTION directive must appear lexically within an OpenMP SECTIONS or OpenMP PARALLEL SECTIONS directive.
Diagnostic 7637: An OpenMP SECTION directive must appear lexically within an OpenMP SECTIONS or OpenMP PARALLEL SECTIONS directive.
Diagnostic 7935: A user defined function that is not an ELEMENTAL function is not allowed within an OpenMP WORKSHARE or OpenMP PARALLEL WORKSHARE block.
Diagnostic 7935: A user defined function that is not an ELEMENTAL function is not allowed within an OpenMP WORKSHARE or OpenMP PARALLEL WORKSHARE block.
Intel thread affinity environment variable for OpenMP*
Intel thread affinity environment variable KMP_AFFINITY for openMP is explained in Compiler Intel® compiler user guide topic “Thread Affinity Interface (Linux* and Windows*)”.
OMP Error #15: Initializing libguide40.dll, but found libiomp5md.dll already initialized
The doc explains why the error and how to solve it
Cilk + Intel
Parallelism can be smooth as Cilk? (pronounced "Silk")
If you've visited cilk.com today, you see that the Cilk engineering team has joined Intel. I was surprised how fast I've gotten questions from a note on the Cilk web site on a Friday afternoon - it happened only minutes after the posting! I've been a follower of Cilk technology for some time now - and it is exciting to have the opportunity to work with the team that is joining us! Working together we will result in even more options for parallel programming!
OpenMP* Loops with Function Calls for Bounds May Not Parallelize
Loops with function calls as bounds (such as STL end() calls) may not be compiled into parallel even if OpenMP APIs are explicitly used.
internal threshold was exceeded
In very large, complex functions, loops preceded by OpenMP directives may not be threaded.
Compiler may emit the warning remark: "An internal threshold was exceeded: loops may not be vectorized or parallelized. Try to reduce routine size."
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