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OMP abort - ????

pololop
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Hi
First of all Im not so technical and profesional like most of you here are, so please try to speak in language that I could understand :) ( Im not so much in programing :/ and dont know any coputer language, but im not a Noob to.)

I tried to create a multitouch screen similar to the one here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQpr3W-YmcQ
I downloaded the program "touchlib" and run the config file to calibrate the program, Unfortunately an error have occurred.
" OMP abort: Initializing libguide.lib, but found libguide40.lib allready initialized
This may cause performance degradation correctness issues/
Set enviroment variable KMP_DUPLICATE_LIB_OK=TRUE to ignore this problem and force the program to continue anyway. {(and so on)} "
Is there any way I can open the file correectly, or should i just forget about it?

I will appreciate any help
With regards
Jonathan
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pololop
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Could someone advise me where I could post my problem? On what internet site that question should be asked?

Thank you
Jonathan
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TimP
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The forum on threading is somewhat more attuned to this topic, but I doubt anyone can diagnose your error from the information you gave.
First off, you don't report whether the suggested remedy helped, nor do you give any information on how you linked.
If you use OpenMP in your compiled code, as well as implicitly in MKL, you must think through whether you really want the combination. If you don't want MKL to perform internal threading, the mkl_sequential is appropriate (or equivalent, if using an out of date MKL).
You must take care not to link any version of libguide more than once; if you set OpenMP in a compiler and allow the compiler to include a libguide in the link, you should not also ask for one to be linked from MKL libraries.
You may get some useful hints if you search for postings on your error in the compiler forums. If you are using an Intel compiler with OpenMP, there is an appropriate forum.
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