(1) apps being suspended would call boinc_finish(nonzero) and
core client would treat this as app failure. Introduce
a new function boinc_exit() and call that instead.
(2) improvements to GUI build with wxWidgets
(3) improved X event handling loop now ensures that X window
is taken away when window killed.
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couple of weeks to fix a number of bugs and problems in the
X-windows and/or Mac graphics event loop, and with lockfile
handling problems seen on a number of Unix file systems. A
brief summary of the changes is:
lockfile: replace calls to exit() by boinc_finish() + make
boinc_finish() remove the lockfile
graphics-eventloop: some re-structuring and simplification to
make handling of glut-exits/abort-signals more robust. Eric,
if you could test this under Solaris we'd be very grateful.
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of gcc to try and force them to not complain with -Wall but to always
include this, I decided to take a simpler approach. All these strings
now have global linkage. To prevent namespace conflicts they all
have different names. For the record, the variable extension is a hash made of the first ten characters of the md5sum of the file path, eg:
md5hash=`boinc/api/x_opengl.C | md5sum | cut -c 1-10`
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generated a SIGARBT. We now catch this signal. In the
graphics thread, this just restarts the graphics init process
(with some sleep(2)ing if needed to prevent a busy fail loop).
If the signal is caught in the main thread, we restore the old
signal handler then raise(SIGABRT).
David, note that when run standalone, killing the graphics
window does NOT kill the process. I think this is fine, but
it doesn't correspond to what the documentation says.
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When glutInit fails it prints a line (~100 chars) to stdout. If it does
this 60 times per hour, that's 6kB/hour. After ten hours it will overflow
the blob for stderr.
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the top of all .C files. This means that 'string' or 'ident'
run on an executable will tell you the exact file versions used
in building it, since CVS replaces $Id$ with a complete version ID
string. Declaration is volatile so that the compiler won't remove
it even under agressive optimizations.
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Charlie Fenton