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h2. Tasking in OpenMP 3.0
The tasking feature in OpenMP 3.0 allows the parallelization of program structures such as while loops and recursive structures more easily. Two new constructs have been introduced in OpenMP 3.0: the TASK and TASKWAIT constructs.
The TASK construct is described in Section 2.7 (p.59) of the specification.
The TASKWAIT construct is described in Section 2.8.4 of (p.68) of the specification.
* [Tasking vs Nested Parallel Regions Example|Tasks vs Nested Parallel Regions]
* [Using the Tasking Feature]
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h2. Tasking in OpenMP 3.0
The tasking feature in OpenMP 3.0 allows the parallelization of program structures such as while loops and recursive structures more easily. Two new constructs have been introduced in OpenMP 3.0: the TASK and TASKWAIT constructs.
The TASK construct is described in Section 2.7 (p.59) of the specification.
The TASKWAIT construct is described in Section 2.8.4 of (p.68) of the specification.
* [Tasking vs Nested Parallel Regions Example|Tasks vs Nested Parallel Regions]
* [Using the Tasking Feature]
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