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OpenMP Announces Improvements for Multicore and Accelerators
CHAMPAIGN, Ill., Mar 27 — OpenMP, the de-facto standard for parallel programming on shared memory systems, continues to extend its reach beyond pure HPC to include embedded systems, multicore and real time systems. A new version is being developed that will include support for accelerators, error handling, thread affinity, tasking extensions and Fortran 2003. The OpenMP consortium welcomes feedback from all interested parties and will use this feedback to improve the next version of OpenMP.
Command line error D8016 : ‘/openmp’ and ‘/clr:pure’ command-line options are incompatible
Did you get this error when compiled the OpenMP program with Visual C++ ?
Error “Command line error D8016 : ‘/openmp’ and ‘/clr:pure’ command-line options are incompatible”
That is because Microsoft’s OpenMP implementation is not compatible with Pure MSIL Common Language Runtime (/clr:pure) or Safe MSIL Common Language Runtime (/clr:safe ). To fix this issue, you will need to use /clr command-line option instead of /clr:pure. Following is steps to change this option:
- Select menu Project or right-click on project name of Solution Explorer
- Choose the Properties to open properties window of the project
- Select General in Configuration Properties
- In the Common Language Runtime, choose /clr
- Then OK and re-compile your project
