#pragma pipeloop(n)
This pragma accepts a positive constant integer value, or 0, for the argument n. This pragma specifies that a loop can be pipelined and the minimum dependence distance of the loop-carried dependence is n. If the distance is 0, then the loop is effectively a Fortran-style doall loop and should be pipelined on the target processors. If the distance is greater than 0, then the compiler (pipeliner) will only try to pipeline n successive iterations. The compiler takes advantage of this information at optimization level of 3 or above.
The scope of this pragma begins with the pragma and ends with whichever of the following situations occurs first: the beginning of the next block, the next for loop within the current block, the end of the current block. The pragma applies to the next for loop prior to the end of the pragma's scope.