sfantao added a comment.
Hi Alexey,
I am sorry but I don't think I am following. So in your example:
#pragma omp target map(to: this->A)
[]()->void {++A}();
the map clause is going to make sure the runtime library allocates the section
of `this` that contains A and that is what is used in the device. There are no
new instances of A created inside the kernel. If you do:
#pragma omp target
[]()->void {++A}();
what the lambda is going to get would be the same (except that runtime had
eventually to copy more data to the device), so the map clause has no effect in
how captures are dealt with inside. All the map clause does is to inform the
runtime about sizes and addresses and change the captures to byCopy when
necessary, it does not create new instances of data inside the kernel. Maybe
what you are proposing is meant for (first)private?
Thanks,
Samuel
http://reviews.llvm.org/D16749
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