vault backup: 2023-10-18 11:59:55

.obsidian/workspace.json

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4a1s/CP/PL - Aula 6.md

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 ### c)
 It is dependant on the CPU availability in each clock cycle. A thread, when executed uses
 
+## Ex 2
+### 2.1   -    \#pragma omp for
+![[Pasted image 20231018115329.png]]
+#### a)
+There is a distribution of literally half the prints to each of the 2 thread created. There is a static distribution of instructions to each thread.
+Thread 0 -> ids 0-49
+Thread 1 -> ids 50-99
+#### b)
+Yes, since it is statically distributed.
+#### c)
+
+