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LLVM's OpenMP Runtime Picks Up DragonFlyBSD & OpenBSD Support

Written by Michael Larabel in BSD on 11 December 2018 at 04:01 AM EST. 1 Comment

Good news for those using the LLVM Clang compiler on OpenBSD or DragonFlyBSD: the OpenMP run-time should now be supported with the latest development code.

The LLVM OpenMP run-time is now supported on DragonFlyBSD and OpenBSD regardless of if the code is built under GCC or Clang. The run-time support has landed thanks to this patch for DragonFlyBSD, which mimics the existing FreeBSD/NetBSD support. And there's this similar patch adding OpenBSD support.

Great news albeit rather late for seeing this OpenMP run-time support added.

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