Suppose you have a C++ program called prog.cpp. To compile t…
Suppose you have a C++ program called prog.cpp. To compile the program on a Unix system, you would use the command g++ prog.cpp This generates an executable file called . You can then run the program by typing . If you want to specify the name of the output file, you can use the -o flag, as follows: g++ prog.cpp -o prog This will produce an executable file called For programs designed to run in parallel, you might include libraries such as for shared-memory parallelism or for parallelism. To compile a parallel program using OpenMP, you would use the `-fopenmp` flag and run the executable just like a serial program. For MPI-based programs, you compile using a specialized compiler wrapper, such as , and run the program across multiple processes using the command.
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