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Of Lars Segerlund
Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 09:19
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Subject: Re: [Gomp-discuss] Decision about semaphores ..
It's not an option if we want to have fork/join's or not, they are
explicitly specified in openMP. A semaphore is as good a join as youre
going to get, ( compared to multiple waits ).
But Ok, I get it POSIX.
/ Seger.
Scott Robert Ladd wrote:
Biagio Lucini wrote:
My vote is for posix, for the reason you explain.
In a well-structured parallel program there must be as few as possible
fork/join. In an hyperideal case, you should just fork close to the
beginning and join right before the end. So I'm not concerned about this
overhead: part of it is down to the programer, the rest should be
negligible anyway.
I agree with Biago. A parallel program that contains too many
fork/joins is
unlikely to perform effectively. In this case, I think
portability (posix)
is most important.
..Scott
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