"cpu" in XML, and other code was looking for "CPU".
To fix this and prevent similar problems,
processor type names are now encapsulated in proc_type_name_xml().
Code should use this rather than having hard-wired names.
Redefine: GPU_TYPE_* as macros that call proc_type_name_xml().
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=25996
show if a GPU type is excluded by configuration
- client: don't fetch work for a resource type if all instances
of that type are excluded
- web: don't use filter_var(, FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING)
to strip HTML tags from a string.
This escapes singles quotes also.
Use strip_tags() instead.
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=25375
resource-specific backoff and exclusion
Old: client writes
<rsc_backoff_time>
<rsc_backoff_interval>
<no_rsc_ams>
<no_rsc_apps>
<no_rsc_pref>
in GUI RPC entries for projects.
Manager (GUI RPC client): PROJECT struct has
cpu_backoff_time
cpu_backoff_interval
... cuda, ati
no_cpu_pref
... cuda, ati
and it parses tags of these names.
In other words, no information is being conveyed
from client to Manager.
New:
manager parses both forms
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=25217
- add <heartbeat_debug> log flag
- show trickle-up and int file upload msgs if <app_msg_receive> set
- if scheduler RPC reason is trickle-up, say so
- manager:
- restore "non CPU intensive" to task description
- project properties: show if RPC in progress or trickle-up pending.
(show these low-probability things only if present)
- manager: fix Unix build
(from Ian Hay)
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=23365
size information when it is in a minimized state.
- MGR: Fix the close dialog issue on wxGTK, apparently there is a
hidden flag that governs the handling of the GTK callback
function. Fixes#962 (Thanks for the patch cli)
clientgui/
DlgAdvPreferencesBase.cpp
DlgEventLog.cpp
DlgItemProperties.cpp
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=22635
- manager: code reorg. ViewTransfers and DlgItemProperties
both had a long member function to generate a string describing a task.
One of these was out of date.
Replaced these with a single non-member function.
- manager: fixed sizer problem in attach wizard that caused missing word
- client: minor code reorg
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=21412
change various std::string to char[n], to improve performance.
NOTE: std::string should ONLY be used in cases where there is
no a priori limit on string length.
If there's a limit (e.g. because the string originates in
a fixed-size database field) always use char[n].
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=20877
David Anderson