openMP license information [closed] - c++

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I would like to use openMP with compiler VS2010. what is license status for openMP? can it be freely used in commercial software, and can you point at the relevant doc?
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OpenMP by itself is an API specification, so there's no license for using it. The implementation provided by your compiler is subject to the same license of the latter, so with Visual Studio you can of course use it in a commercial software.
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I want to run a very simple c++ code in microsoft visual c++ but I can't.
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb384843.aspx
Get used to using MSDN, it's very helpful for answering questions on programming for Windows in Visual Studio. A lot of sample code, both for common tasks and API-specific.