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by elektronjunge
4043 days ago
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For what? Most of openmp is useful because you can slap a pre-processor directive on a for loop and make it parallel. Rust has the ability to provide ergonomic fork-join parallelism at the library level. Right now collections that can iterate provide a .iter() method that can provide an iterator. I see no reason that equivalent functionality couldn't be provided by something like a .par_iter() or similar. |
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I'm just guessing because I have only vague familiarity with this topic - but implementing that and the rest of OpenMP constructs efficiently does not sound trivial.
pragmas are just a way to consume OpenMP in C++, that part could be done trough library - but leveraging OpenMP implementation, stuff like schedulers, etc. could be useful.