rather than TerminateProcessById().
The latter doesn't work in protected mode.
- client: pid_handle => process_handle. misnomer
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=21272
of other jobs of that type.
They're waiting for GPU RAM, which may now be available.
- client: bug fix in GPU RAM availability
- client: fix testing setup for GPU RAM availability
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=21206
sends the first rather than last 64KB of stderr to server.
This doesn't belong here; this choice should come from the server.
I may take this out later.
- user web: when add a private message, always add a notification
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=20141
This exits the app with status zero and no finish file,
so the client will restart it.
It creates a file "temporary_exit" containing dt.
The (new) client reads this file and will postpone
scheduling the job again for dt seconds.
Old clients will treat it as a premature exit,
and potentially try to reschedule the job immediately.
This function is intended for GPU applications that
fail to allocate GPU RAM,
presumably because a non-GPU application has it allocated.
We don't want the job to fail,
and we want to wait for a while before trying the allocation again.
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=19879
These cause problems when "read" is a member name, etc.
Do these #defines, conditioned on _MSC_VER,
in the files that actually need them.
- don't include boinc_win.h from parse.h.
principle of minimal inclusion
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=18902
when they're preempting another GPU job.
The problem was as follows:
- job A is chosen to preempt job B
- we tell job B to quit, and initialize job A but don't start it;
however, we set if scheduler state to SCHEDULED
(rather than UNINITIALIZED)
- job B exits, and we start job A.
Since its state is not UNITIALIZED, we don't set up its slot dir.
- job A runs in an empty slot dir, doesn't find its files, and bombs out.
- client: add <slot_debug> option (prints messages about
allocation of slots, creating/removing files in slot dirs).
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=18217
working-set size into a fixed-size buffer.
Use %e instead.
TODO: figure out why WSS was huge.
- web: if "en" is primary language, don't read translation files
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=17831
Instead, write the info into a file in the slot directory,
and check for these files on startup.
This should reduce the overhead of state-file writing
on machines with lots of cores.
There will still be a flurry of writes each time a job finishes,
but reducing that overhead would be a larger job.
- client: make sure we write the state file after a failed RPC
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=17814
hidden window. The basic code was already in place to handle
logoff events on Win9x but now it is enabled for all Windows
versions.
client/
app_control.cpp
main.cpp, .h
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=17649
CPU time is visible in task Properties.
- Manager: in task Properties, show final CPU and elapsed times
if job is finished
- client: honor backoff for account-manager-requested scheduler RPCs
- client: keep track final elapsed time for results
- GUI RPC: report final elapsed time
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=17588
- client: abort runaway jobs based on elapsed time instead of CPU time.
Specifically, abort jobs for which
elapsed time > WU.rsc_fpops_bound / app_version.flops
This policy works for
1) GPU jobs (which may use little CPU time)
2) jobs that run but because of bugs use little CPU time
(e.g., because they're sleeping)
whereas the old policy didn't.
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=17399
ignore intervals longer than 10 secs;
that could only happen if the client or host was suspended/hibernated.
- client: in adjust_debts(), ignore intervals longer than
2*work fetch period, not 2*CPU sched period.
adjust_debts() is called from work fetch.
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=17154
- client: respect work-fetch backoff for non-CPU-intensive projects
- client: for non-CPU-intensive project, fetch new job
if no currently running jobs
- client: skip non-CPU-intensive projects in debt calculations
- manager: show resource backoff times correctly
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=16998
1) it uses a coprocessor
2) it has checkpointed since the client started
3) it's being preempted because of a user action
(suspend job, project, or all processing)
or user preference (time of day, computer in use)
- scheduler: if shared mem seg doesn't exist,
report it and don't crash
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=16992
are non-CPU-intensive or that use < 1 CPU (e.g., CUDA)
- client: get rid of spurious "internal error,
expected process to be executing" msg
- diag: don't check heap on every alloc
- fix a few compile warnings
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=16323
David Anderson