dlopen failed: library "libomp.so" not found

Explanation of dlopen failed: library "libomp.so" not found in C++

dlopen: - The dlopen function is used to dynamically open a shared object file and obtain a handle for future use. - It is part of the dynamic linking functionality in C and C++.

failed: - Indicates that the dlopen function was unable to successfully open the shared object file.

library "libomp.so": - Refers to the specific library that the program is trying to dynamically load using dlopen. - In this case, the library is named "libomp.so".

not found: - Indicates that the specified library "libomp.so" could not be located in the system's library paths.

Explanation for each step: 1. The program attempts to use the dlopen function to dynamically load the "libomp.so" library. 2. The dlopen function encounters an error and fails to open the library. 3. The error message "library 'libomp.so' not found" is generated as a result of the failure.