Getting error when trying to enable openmp on android with NDK

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Hello everyone, I'am getting this error when compiling with android native developer kit (NDK)

aarch64-linux-android-g++.exe: error: libgomp.spec: No such file or directory.

I have specified the following flags in the android.mk file

LOCAL_CFLAGS += -fopenmp

LOCAL_LDFLAGS += -fopenmp

I'am using android-ndk-r10c, any work around?

Posted 30-Mar-15 11:36am

BupeChombaDerrick

Updated 30-Mar-15 12:10pm

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Darren_vms 31-Mar-15 9:04am

is this the problem

https://tracker.crystax.net/issues/833

BupeChombaDerrick 31-Mar-15 9:36am

Thanks, are there any other libraries for Android for multiprocessor programming? I know of renderscript, but I can't use a c++ library with it, I'am trying to run image processing algorithms on multicore processors since there are so many devices with such types of processors.

Darren_vms 31-Mar-15 9:27am

Whilst it looks old, this may help you

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/android-ndk/pUfqxURgNbQ

not sure on the version of gcc you are using but the thread mentions a patch is needed.

BupeChombaDerrick 31-Mar-15 11:40am

My gcc version code is 4.5.3, I just installed the latest ndk version and still the file is missing. So I guess it's just patching then. Thanks again.

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