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Interleaving Single & Multiple Thread For Execution:: Department CSE, SCAD CET

The document discusses using OpenMP directives like nowait, sections, and barriers to control the execution of parallel code. Nowait can remove implicit barriers in sections and single constructs. Barriers can be explicitly added using #pragma omp barrier to ensure all threads finish a task before continuing. The single construct allows executing a section by only one thread within a parallel region. Real applications often contain both serial and parallel code due to data dependencies and I/O operations.

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Interleaving Single & Multiple Thread For Execution:: Department CSE, SCAD CET

The document discusses using OpenMP directives like nowait, sections, and barriers to control the execution of parallel code. Nowait can remove implicit barriers in sections and single constructs. Barriers can be explicitly added using #pragma omp barrier to ensure all threads finish a task before continuing. The single construct allows executing a section by only one thread within a parallel region. Real applications often contain both serial and parallel code due to data dependencies and I/O operations.

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#pragma omp parallel { #pragma omp for nowait for ( k = 0; k < m; k++ ) { fn10(k); fn20(k); } #pragma omp sections

private(y { #pragma omp section { y = section"(); fn#0(y); } #pragma omp section { ! = section$(); fn%0(!); } } }

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The nowait clause can also be used with the work-sharing sections construct and single construct to remove its implicit barrier at the end of the code block. Adding an explicit barrier is also supported by OpenMP as shown in the following example through the &arrier pragma it is especially useful when all threads need to finish a task before any more work can be computed.

#pragma omp parallel s'are(() y !) n*m+t'rea(s(2) { int ti( = omp+get+t'rea(+n*m(); if (ti( == 0) { y = fn#0(ti(); } else { ! = fn%0(ti(); } #pragma omp &arrier #pragma omp for for ( k = 0; k < 100; k++ ) { ),k- = y + ! + fn10(k) + fn20(k); } }

Interleaving Single & Multiple Thread for execution: !n large real-world applications a program may consist of both serial and parallel code segments due to various reasons such as data dependence constraints and !"O operations. A need to execute something only once by only one thread will certainly be re#uired within a parallel region the master and $ingle construct can be used for achieving this.

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