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I get an error when running my program, which says:
A '#pragma omp critical' is illegally nested in one of the same name
It dies when it enters one of my criticals.
I am super new to OMP, & this would be my 1st time applying it to large code.
My large code would be too big to paste here, so let me ask 1st & try to figure out what is breaking later.
What does this error even mean? Does that mean “Dont nest #critical”? or is there something specific I screwed up on with names?
Herp. Thanks to openMP, atomic vs critical?, I found that that “name” refered to the name of a critical.
Solved the problem by doing #pragma omp critical(name_here)