HP aC++/HP C A.06.28 Programmer's Guide Integrity servers (769150-001, March 2014)

• at exit from single
• at exit from for
• at exit from sections
NOTE: The directive is not implied if a nowait clause is present.
OMP MASTER Pragma
#pragma omp master
structured-block
The master pragma directs that the structured-block following it should be executed by the
master thread (thread 0) of the team. Other threads in the team do not execute the associated
block.
OMP ORDERED Pragma
#pragma omp ordered
structured-block
The ordered pragma indicates that the following structured block should be executed in the same
order in which iterations will be executed in a sequential loop.
An ordered directive must be within the dynamic extent of a for or a parallel for construct
that has an ordered clause. When the ordered clause is used with schedule which has a
chunksize, then the chunksize is ignored by the compiler.
OMP PARALLEL Pragma
#pragma omp parallel [clause1, clause2,...]
structured-block
where [clause1, clause2, ...] indicates that the clauses are optional. There can be zero
or more clauses.
clause can be one or more of the following:
• private(list)
• firstprivate(list)
• default(shared|none)
• shared(list)
• reduction(op:list)
• if (scalar-expression)
• copyin (list)
• num_threads
The parallel pragma defines a parallel region, which is a region of the program that is executed
by multiple threads in parallel. This is the fundamental construct that starts parallel execution.
OMP PARALLEL FOR Pragma
#pragma omp parallel for [clause1, clause2, ... ]
for-loop
where [clause1, clause2, ...] indicates that the clauses are optional. There can be zero or
more clauses.
The parallel for pragma is a shortcut for a parallel region that contains a single for pragma.
parallel for admits all the allowable clauses of the parallel pragma and the for pragma
except for the nowait caluse.
112 Pragma Directives and Attributes