https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=96837
--- Comment #2 from Olaf Krzikalla <olaf.krzikalla at dlr dot de> --- This raises the question, if a false "if" clause creates a parallel region anyway. I haven't found a explicit statement in the OpenMP standard. However note, that the assertion "!omp_in_parallel()" in my example holds for a false if-clause. Thus, for an observer there is no nested parallelism involved. Conclusion: in one way or another libgomp does something wrong here. Either it creates a parallel region but returns false for omp_in_parallel(), or it doesn't create a parallel region, but doesn't behave like it. >From a user perspective I'd like to have a behavior, which just ignores a openmp statement, if the "if" clause resolves to false. This means for the current case, that no parallel region is created (and nothing happens internally, too) and omp_in_parallel() returns false.
