On 9 Jul 2008 at 13:52, Chris wrote:
> jacob navia <jacob@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> Chris wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>> I compiled a program using intels most recent c compiler.
>>> I utilized the compiler flag "-parallel" in order to enable auto
parallization.
>>> However, when invoking the compiled program, its not running parallel
at all,
>>> i.e. on my dualcore "top" never displays a cpu usage of more than
100%.
>>> Why is that? Do I have to set an environment variable, like for
OpenMP?
>>> Thanks,
>>> Chris
>>
>> Please, here is not Intel's help desk.
>>
>> You should call your compiler technical sup****t.
>> Just look at your installation bill and it
>> should have the technical sup****t hot line.
>>
> I'm playing around with the non-commercial licence.
> I'm just eager to know whether this "parallel"-feature is of any use.
You've misread the name of this group: it discusses the lcc compiler,
not Intel's compiler.
Try posting your question to comp.lang.c, where discussion of any C
compiler is topical.
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