Trying to understand how libgomp implements the task construct

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Hello list,

I'm trying to understand how libgomp implements the OpenMP task construct i.e. how the task construct is converted to code. The documentation provides a brief description for a handful of constructs, but not for the task construct. For example:

https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/libgomp/Implementing-SECTIONS-construct.html#Implementing-SECTIONS-construct

Also, where in the source can I find these implementations. I've cloned the repository and searched the source but cannot find the source for implementation of OpenMP constructs.

A bit of background. I'm working on a problem is a perfect fit for task parallelism however I'm also using a custom memory allocator and I am concerned about what happens when OpenMP creates a task. How much data does OpenMP copy, or does the task object/structure (I assume there is one) merely hold a pointer to my data? I think it matters because of the way that my objects are laid out in my custom memory pool.

Regards,

- Olumide



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