Cherry-pick: Temporarily Disable OpenMP support for libsox (#1026) #1054
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Currently `libsox` on Linux is compiled with GPU OpenMP and it interferes with the version PyTorch uses (Intel in case of binary distribution). This PR disables OpenMP support for `libsox`, while we investigate the way to use the same OpenMP as PyTorch's version.
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This is the reproduction of tests reported in #1021
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Currently
libsoxon Linux is compiled with GPU OpenMP and it interferes with the version PyTorch uses (Intel in case of binary distribution). This PR disables OpenMP support forlibsox, while we investigate the way to use the same OpenMP as PyTorch's version.