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    The document discusses fixing a problem in OpenMP parallel for loops where a variable is not declared as private. It provides two ways to fix this: 1) Using the private clause to specify the variable x is private, or 2) Declaring x within the parallel region so it is private by default. It also discusses OpenMP loop scheduling and partitioning to achieve good load balancing across threads, mentioning the different scheduling schemes OpenMP offers: static, runtime, dynamic and guided.

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    The document discusses fixing a problem in OpenMP parallel for loops where a variable is not declared as private. It provides two ways to fix this: 1) Using the private clause to specify the variable x is private, or 2) Declaring x within the parallel region so it is private by default. It also discusses OpenMP loop scheduling and partitioning to achieve good load balancing across threads, mentioning the different scheduling schemes OpenMP offers: static, runtime, dynamic and guided.

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    The document discusses fixing a problem in OpenMP parallel for loops where a variable is not declared as private. It provides two ways to fix this: 1) Using the private clause to specify the variable x is private, or 2) Declaring x within the parallel region so it is private by default. It also discusses OpenMP loop scheduling and partitioning to achieve good load balancing across threads, mentioning the different scheduling schemes OpenMP offers: static, runtime, dynamic and guided.

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    #pragma omp parallel for for ( k = 0; k < 100; k++ ) { x = array[k]; array[k] = do_work(x); }

    This problem can be fixed in either of the following two ways, which both declare the variable x as private memory.
    // T !" work"# T e $ar!a%le x !" "pe&!f!ed a" pr!$a'e# #pragma omp parallel for pr!$a'e(x) for ( k = 0; k < 100; k++ ) { x = array[!]; array[k] = do_work(x); } // T !" al"o work"# The variable x is now private. #pragma omp parallel for for ( k = 0; k < 100; k++ ) { !(' x; // $ar!a%le" de&lared w!' !( a parallel // &o("'r)&' are* %y def!(!'!o(* pr!$a'e x = array[k]; array[k] = do_work(x); }

    Loop scheduling and Partitioning: To have good load balancing and thereby achieve optimal performancein a multithreaded application, you must have effective loop schedulingand partitioning. The ultimate goal is to ensure that the execution cores are busy most, if not all, of the time, with minimum overhead of scheduling, context switching and synchronization. OPENMP offers !cheduling schemes:
    Static Runtime Dynamic Guided

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