OpenMp Coding: warning: ignoring #pragma omp parallel

warnings openmp
anum picture anum · Apr 9, 2009 · Viewed 30.4k times · Source

I am getting this warning during compilation of a C code with OpenMP directives on Linux:

warning: ignoring #pragma omp parallel

Gcc version is 4.4.

Is it only a warning I should not care about? Will the execution be in parallel?. I would like a solution with a some explanation.

I have provide -fopenmp with the make command, but gcc doesn't accept that, otherwise for single compilation of file, i.e. gcc -fopenmp works alright.

Answer

Manuel picture Manuel · Apr 9, 2009

IIRC you have to pass -fopenmp to the g++ call to actually enable OpenMP. This will also link against the OpenMP runtime system.

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