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Cannot find OpenMP environment variables
Setting environment variables in Linux using BashSetting an environment variable in cshcompiling openmp, macports gcc, and eclipse cdtCalling an internal subroutine inside OpenMP regionOpenMp with fortran : why multiples DO loops are faster than workshareTricky error using OpenMP in function loaded from dynamic librariesHow to control global OpenMP settings from C/C++?OpenMP detects only a single core on multi-socket/multi-core systemMaking static class members threadprivate in OpenMPGNU+Intel openmp dynamic loadingOpenMP: Working with Anaconda Python / Cython, but not with System (Arch) Python / CythonHow can a GNU Fortran / OpenMP program set and retrieve the stacksize-var ICV?
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I have a question concerning OpenMP environment variables: When I tried to look for them with, for example:
echo $OMP_NUM_THREADS
the variable does not exist. I also try to search for all variables starting with OMP_ through:
env | grep OMP
again, there are none of OpenMP environment variables.If I understand correctly, OpenMP is integrated with gnu compiler and intel compiler (I have both gcc and ifort). What should I do to activate these OpenMP environment variables ?
Thanks
openmp
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I have a question concerning OpenMP environment variables: When I tried to look for them with, for example:
echo $OMP_NUM_THREADS
the variable does not exist. I also try to search for all variables starting with OMP_ through:
env | grep OMP
again, there are none of OpenMP environment variables.If I understand correctly, OpenMP is integrated with gnu compiler and intel compiler (I have both gcc and ifort). What should I do to activate these OpenMP environment variables ?
Thanks
openmp
Possible duplicate of Setting environment variables in Linux using Bash
– Vladimir F
Mar 24 at 17:02
You set them as any other environment variable. There is no point repeating how that can be done here. The details depends on your shell and are described in the respective questions. Also: stackoverflow.com/questions/9739516/… unix.stackexchange.com/questions/368944/… )
– Vladimir F
Mar 24 at 17:03
add a comment |
I have a question concerning OpenMP environment variables: When I tried to look for them with, for example:
echo $OMP_NUM_THREADS
the variable does not exist. I also try to search for all variables starting with OMP_ through:
env | grep OMP
again, there are none of OpenMP environment variables.If I understand correctly, OpenMP is integrated with gnu compiler and intel compiler (I have both gcc and ifort). What should I do to activate these OpenMP environment variables ?
Thanks
openmp
I have a question concerning OpenMP environment variables: When I tried to look for them with, for example:
echo $OMP_NUM_THREADS
the variable does not exist. I also try to search for all variables starting with OMP_ through:
env | grep OMP
again, there are none of OpenMP environment variables.If I understand correctly, OpenMP is integrated with gnu compiler and intel compiler (I have both gcc and ifort). What should I do to activate these OpenMP environment variables ?
Thanks
openmp
openmp
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Possible duplicate of Setting environment variables in Linux using Bash
– Vladimir F
Mar 24 at 17:02
You set them as any other environment variable. There is no point repeating how that can be done here. The details depends on your shell and are described in the respective questions. Also: stackoverflow.com/questions/9739516/… unix.stackexchange.com/questions/368944/… )
– Vladimir F
Mar 24 at 17:03
add a comment |
Possible duplicate of Setting environment variables in Linux using Bash
– Vladimir F
Mar 24 at 17:02
You set them as any other environment variable. There is no point repeating how that can be done here. The details depends on your shell and are described in the respective questions. Also: stackoverflow.com/questions/9739516/… unix.stackexchange.com/questions/368944/… )
– Vladimir F
Mar 24 at 17:03
Possible duplicate of Setting environment variables in Linux using Bash
– Vladimir F
Mar 24 at 17:02
Possible duplicate of Setting environment variables in Linux using Bash
– Vladimir F
Mar 24 at 17:02
You set them as any other environment variable. There is no point repeating how that can be done here. The details depends on your shell and are described in the respective questions. Also: stackoverflow.com/questions/9739516/… unix.stackexchange.com/questions/368944/… )
– Vladimir F
Mar 24 at 17:03
You set them as any other environment variable. There is no point repeating how that can be done here. The details depends on your shell and are described in the respective questions. Also: stackoverflow.com/questions/9739516/… unix.stackexchange.com/questions/368944/… )
– Vladimir F
Mar 24 at 17:03
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Possible duplicate of Setting environment variables in Linux using Bash
– Vladimir F
Mar 24 at 17:02
You set them as any other environment variable. There is no point repeating how that can be done here. The details depends on your shell and are described in the respective questions. Also: stackoverflow.com/questions/9739516/… unix.stackexchange.com/questions/368944/… )
– Vladimir F
Mar 24 at 17:03