Tor Rustad <to********@hotmail.comwrites:
s.***@web.de wrote:
>I was thinking of solving it in cygwin, because I don't want two OS on
my laptop, and not having to load a live distro each time... I've got
The simple solution is getting a live-CD and install Linux... using
dual boot.
[...]
>
We don't discuss GCC, OpenMP or cygwin here. GCC's support for OpenMP
is non-standard C extensions, in c.l.c "only" ISO C is topical.
And your suggestion above is a good example of *why* we don't discuss
Cygwin et al here. <OT>Running under Cygwin, if there's a way to do
it, means you can run the OpenMP application and other Windows
applications simultaneously. Dual booting means shutting down all
Windows applications (or at least hibernating them) on each
switch.</OT>
I already directed the OP to the Cygwin mailing lists. A web search
for "openmp cygwin" could also be productive.
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