14 Interoperability

An OpenMP implementation may interoperate with one or more foreign runtime environments through the use of the interop construct that is described in this chapter, the interop operation for a declared variant function and the interoperability routines that are available through the OpenMP Runtime API.

Each foreign-runtime-id value provided by an implementation will be available as omp_ifr_name, where name is the name of the foreign runtime environment. Available names include those that are listed in the OpenMP Additional Deﬁnitions document; implementation-deﬁned names may also be supported. The value of omp_ifr_last is deﬁned as one greater than the value of the highest supported foreign-runtime-id value that is listed in the aforementioned document.

  15.1.1  Synchronization Hint Type
  15.1.2  hint Clause
15.2  critical Construct
15.3  Barriers
  15.3.1  barrier Construct
  15.3.2  Implicit Barriers
  15.3.3  Implementation-Speciﬁc Barriers
15.4  taskgroup Construct
15.5  taskwait Construct
15.6  nowait Clause
15.7  nogroup Clause
15.8  OpenMP Memory Ordering
  15.8.1  memory-order Clauses
  15.8.2  atomic Clauses
  15.8.3  extended-atomic Clauses
  15.8.4  atomic Construct
  15.8.5  flush Construct
  15.8.6  Implicit Flushes
15.9  OpenMP Dependences
  15.9.1  task-dependence-type Modiﬁer
  15.9.2  Depend Objects
  15.9.3  update Clause
  15.9.4  depobj Construct
  15.9.5  depend Clause
  15.9.6  doacross Clause
15.10  ordered Construct
  15.10.1  Stand-alone ordered Construct
  15.10.2  Block-associated ordered Construct
  15.10.3  parallelization-level Clauses