Using OpenMP - The Examples

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本文宣布提供41个OpenMP示例程序，这些示例来源于《使用OpenMP》一书，并免费下载。所有示例均保持与书中一致，旨在帮助读者更好地理解和探索OpenMP。

from:https://blogs.oracle.com/ruud/entry/using_openmp_the_examples

Using OpenMP - The Examples

By Ruud-Oracle on Apr 02, 2009

It is with great pleasure that I announce availability of 41 OpenMP example programs. All these examples are introduced and discussed in the book "Using OpenMP".

Cover page of the book "Using OpenMP"

The sources are available as a free download under the BSD license. Each source comes with a copy of the license. Please do not remove this.

The zip file that contains everything needed (sources, example make files for various compilers, and a brief user's guide) can be downloaded here.

Although tempting at times to deviate, the core part of each example has not been changed compared to what is shown in the book.

You are encouraged to try out these examples and perhaps use them as a starting point to better understand and possibly further explore OpenMP.

Simplicity was an important goal for this project. For example. each source file constitutes a full working program. Other than a compiler and run time environment that support OpenMP, nothing else is needed to compile and run the program(s).

With the exception of one example, there are no source code comments. Not only are these examples very straightforward, they are also discussed in the above mentioned book.

As a courtesy, each source directory has a straightforward make file called "Makefile". This file can be used to build and run the examples in the specific directory. Before doing so, you need to activate the appropriate include line in file Makefile. There are include files for several compilers on Unix based Operating Systems (Linux, Solaris and Mac OS to be precise). These files have been put together on a best effort basis.

The User's Guide that is bundled with the examples explains the compiler specific include file for "make" in more detail.

I would like to encourage you to submit your feedback, questions, suggestions, etc to the forum "Using OpenMP - The Book and Examples" on http://www.openmp.org.

Enjoy!