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I happened to find your repo when searching for the usage of 'isa<OMPExecutableDirective>' on github.
I am trying to build a clang tool and one of the tasks is to find all #pragma in a program that relates to OpenMP. A striaghtforward way is to traverse the AST and check if the Stmt is a 'OMPExecutableDirective'. However, it seems that the tool does not work as expected and it might be that my Clang/LLVM 3.5.0 does not support OpenMP.
I also tried clang-omp and built a library 'libiomp5.so' from that. It still does not work.
Would you mind sharing your environment (Clang/LLVM) you used for this 'StoSClangExperiment' repo? And what are the steps to make your code work for OpenMP?
Thanks,
Jinghan
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Hi lalanne,
I happened to find your repo when searching for the usage of 'isa<OMPExecutableDirective>' on github.
I am trying to build a clang tool and one of the tasks is to find all #pragma in a program that relates to OpenMP. A striaghtforward way is to traverse the AST and check if the Stmt is a 'OMPExecutableDirective'. However, it seems that the tool does not work as expected and it might be that my Clang/LLVM 3.5.0 does not support OpenMP.
I also tried clang-omp and built a library 'libiomp5.so' from that. It still does not work.
Would you mind sharing your environment (Clang/LLVM) you used for this 'StoSClangExperiment' repo? And what are the steps to make your code work for OpenMP?
Thanks,
Jinghan
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: