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simulating a particle independently of all other threads. The primary benefit of
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using OpenMP within a node is that it requires very little extra memory per
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thread. To use OpenMP, you need to pass the ``-Dopenmp=on`` flag when running
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``CMake``::
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``CMake``:
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.. code-block:: sh
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cmake -Dopenmp=on /path/to/openmc/root
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make
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cmake -Dopenmp=on /path/to/openmc/root
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make
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The only requirement is that the Fortran compiler you use must support the
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OpenMP 3.1 or higher standard. Most recent compilers do support the use of
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To run a simulation using MPI, :ref:`scripts_openmc` needs to be called using
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the `mpiexec <https://www.mpich.org/static/docs/v3.1/www1/mpiexec.html>`_
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wrapper. For example, to run OpenMC using 32 processes::
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wrapper. For example, to run OpenMC using 32 processes:
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.. code-block:: sh
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