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Using openMP in the cuda host code?

It it possible to use openMP pragmas in the CUDA-Files (not in the kernel code)?

I will combine gpu and cpu computation. But nvvc compiler fails with "cannot find Unknown option 'openmp' ", if i am linking the porgram with a openmp option (under linux)

A wayaround is to use openMP-statments only in c/c++ files.

I've just found this

http://www.cse.buffalo.edu/faculty/miller/Courses/CSE710/heavner.pdf

Page 25 says:

With gcc: -#include omp.h

Add the -fopenmp flag

With nvcc, this should be -Xcompiler -fopenmp as this needs to be passed directly to gcc -Xcompiler passes flags directly to host compiler

Add -lgomp flag during the linking stage.

I haven't tried it yet...

I tried writing the parameter in "Additional Compiler Options" but it didn't work.

What I did for Visual Studio 2010 and CUDA 4.2:

In Project Properties -> Configuration Properties -> CUDA C/C++ -> Command Line -> Additional Options: -Xcompiler "/openmp"

This resulted in two -Xcompiler parameters in the resulting build command but did not cause any problems and worked successfully.

The solution for the Visual Studio found from the nvidia-forum:

add the '/openmp'-flag to the Extra C++ Options in cuda build rules. I will try the linux solution later.

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