To build clang with OpenMP support just follow the clang/LLVMĬompiler's standard build procedure (see Getting (supported by Hal Finkel) $ git clone llvm
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To run (rather than just compile) code you need to get and build an Intel® OpenMP* Runtime Library.Īlso you can try to use trunk-based version of the compiler The source code structure follows Clang/LLVM. $ git clone -b clang-omp llvm/tools/clang Try OpenMP/Clang Getting the source code $ git clone Taskdirective, support for omp parallel for simdĭecemAdded support of variable length arrays in OpenMPĪugInitial release. (no actual offloading, just parsing and semantic analysis).
Parallel for simd and omp declare targetdirectives Initial support of omp target, teams, distribute,ĭistribute simd, distribute for, distribute parallel for, distribute Target updateand omp target teams directives Parallel for directives (just parsing and semantic Parallel for and omp target teams distribute Target teams distribute, omp teams distribute JInitial support of omp teams distribute, omp SeptemUpgrade to clang/LLVM 3.5, updated link to LLVM Thank you to everyone who contributed all these years! NovemFurther development of OpenMP support in clang/llvm compiler moved to This site is maintained for archival purposes only.
The current scope of the project is to support the OpenMP This project implements OpenMP support in the ClangĬompiler. Memory parallelism in Fortran and C/C++ programs. Routines, and environment variables that can be used to specify shared Specification is a standard for a set of compiler directives, library This web-site is maintained for archival purposes only. Development activity of OpenMP support in clang/llvm compiler has moved to Please get OpenMP-enabled clang (OpenMP 3.1 is fully supported in clang/llvm 3.7) and contribute to its further development there.
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