2.5 Checking and Analyzing OpenMP Programs

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Preface

1. Introducing the OpenMP API

2. Compiling and Running OpenMP Programs

2.1 Compiler Options To Use

2.2 OpenMP Environment Variables

2.2.1 Common OpenMP Environment Variables

2.2.2 Solaris Studio Specific Environment Variables

2.3 Processor Binding

2.3.1 Virtual Processor IDs

2.3.2 Logical IDs

2.3.3 Interpreting the Value Specified for SUNW_MP_PROCBIND

2.3.4 Interaction with OS Processor Sets

2.4 Stacks and Stack Sizes

2.5 Checking and Analyzing OpenMP Programs

3. Implementation-Defined Behaviors

4. Nested Parallelism

5. Tasking

6. Automatic Scoping of Variables

7. Scope Checking

8. Performance Considerations

A. Placement of Clauses on Directives

B. Converting to OpenMP

Index

You can check OpenMP programs for data races and deadlocks by using the Solaris Studio Thread Analyzer tool. Refer to the Thread Analyzer manual and the tha(1) man page for details.

You can analyze the performance of OpenMP programs with the Solaris Studio Performance Analyzer. Refer to the Performance Analyzer manual or the collect(1) and analyzer(1) man pages for details.

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