OpenMP is the de facto standard for shared memory programming in a scientific context. Using annotations, the C/C++/Fortran programmer can parallelize his code step by step. However, to obtain efficient code, it is mandatory to have a thorough understanding of the features and pitfalls of OpenMP. This course deals with those in detail.
Program
This course covers the OpenMP 3.1 standard, and gives an overview of the new features in OpenMP 4.0:
- Overview and execution model
- Work sharing directives
- Data environment
- Pitfalls
- Verification of OpenMP applications
- OpenMP 4.0 overview
Learning Objectives
- Participants are able to start developing multicore applications using OpenMP.
- Good understanding of the semantics of OpenMP features
- Awareness of potential pitfalls
- Familiarity with the new features in the OpenMP 4 standard
Fees
Free
Pre-required logistics
Good working knowledge of C/C++ or Fortran programming is expected.
Basic knowledge of Linux usage and HPC systems helps.
Level: Intermediate