[OpenMP][AIX] Use syssmt() to get the number of SMTs per physical CPU #89985
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shiltian
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This patch changes to use system call
syssmt()instead oflpar_get_info()to get the number of SMTs (logical processors) per physical processor for AIX.lpar_get_info()gives the max number of SMTs that the physical processor can support whilesyssmt()returns the number that is currently configured.