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The clang++ that comes with XCode does not support -fopenmp directly, in two ways:
There's no libomp (Need ExternalDependencies or a hacky brew install OS case)
The compiler does not recognize directly (but we can use -Xpreprocessor -fopenmp -lomp instead as the OMPFLAGS)
Quite a few packages we have here are affected by this issue, but a grep with -fopenmp should reveal most of them. The most glaring one is of course pts/smallpt, since it's literally the "hello world" of benchmarks mentioned in PTS readme.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The
clang++
that comes with XCode does not support-fopenmp
directly, in two ways:ExternalDependencies
or a hackybrew install
OS case)-Xpreprocessor -fopenmp -lomp
instead as the OMPFLAGS)Quite a few packages we have here are affected by this issue, but a grep with
-fopenmp
should reveal most of them. The most glaring one is of coursepts/smallpt
, since it's literally the "hello world" of benchmarks mentioned in PTS readme.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: