there is for each HR class, and writes it to a file.
This will be used soon for HR support in the feeder.
- split the HR code into hr.C,h (stuff used by both census and scheduler)
and sched_hr.C (stuff used only by the scheduler)
- database: change DB_CREDITED_JOB to treat workunitid
as a double (which it is) rather than a long.
BTW, long == int.
- fixed lots of compile warnings in the server code
db/
boinc_db.C,h
lib/
boinc_cmd.C
miofile.C
util.C
sched/
Makefile.am
census.C (new)
feeder.C
file_deleter.C
file_upload_handler.C
handle_request.C
hr.C,h (new)
main.C
sample_assimilator.C
sample_work_generator.C
sched_array.C
sched_hr.C,h
sched_send.C
server_types.C
transitioner.C
validator.C
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=12970
from a bool to an int:
0 = no HR
1 = HR with fine-grained classification (from MF Somers)
2 = HR with coarse-grained classification (from WCG)
Note: numerical equivalence depends on your application
and how it's compiled. Some apps may need classifications
other than these two. Contact me if so.
sched/
sched_hr.C
sched_config.C,h
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=12934
e.g. distinguish between models of Intel and AMD
- Scheduler: add a quick HR check that doesn't access the DB
- Transitioner: if a workunit has >0 error results and no success results,
set its HR class to zero
From M.F. Somers.
db/
boinc_db.C,h
sched/
sched_array.C
sched_hr.C,h
transitioner.C
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=12773
David Anderson