are now translatable,
using the convention that any substring enclosed in _(" ... ")
should be passed throughh wxGetTranslation() or the equivalent.
- client: when writing messages to stdout, strip out _(...)
- manager: translate strings from client
- scheduler: message tweaks
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=21706
Old: back off until random time in 1st hour of next day
New: no server-dictated backoff; rely on client backoff
This is needed to let hosts recover in a reasonable amount of time
after a burst of errors.
- scheduler config: it turns out we can't put arbitrary XML in config.xml;
The Python code is set up to parse only 1 level of tags (??),
and I'm not up to the task of changing this.
So the fine-grained job limit feature [21674] needs to use
a different file, namely config_aux.xml
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=21686
If set, then:
if there are any active jobs at startup, don't fetch more work
otherwise make exactly 1 scheduler RPC requesting work,
and request only enough jobs to fill all devices.
- client: --exit_when_idle: make it available in config file
and change semantics to:
If set: exit if
1) there are no tasks, and
2) either there was an active task on startup,
or we made a scheduler RPC requesting work
Note: if there are not active tasks on startup,
and the client makes a work request which doesn't return work,
it will exit.
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=21680
* Convert tabs to spaces for consistency.
* Add BOINC copyright/license comment header.
* Rename the numbered sizer variables to something descriptive and useful.
* Remove useless sizers with only one element inside.
* Declare and assign sizers in the same statement.
* Split GUI creation into one method per tab.
clientgui/
DlgAdvPreferencesBase.cpp, .h
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=21679
Old: config.xml specifies an initial daily quota (say, 100).
Each host_app_version starts out with this quota.
On the return of a SUCCESS result,
the quota is doubled, up to the initial value.
On the return of an error result, or a timeout,
the quota is decremented down to 1.
Problem:
Doesn't accommodate hosts that can do more than 100 jobs/day.
New: similar, but
- on validation of a job, daily quota is incremented.
- on invalidation of a job, daily quota is decremented.
- on return of an error result, or a timeout,
daily quota is min'd with initial quota, then decremented.
Notes:
- This allows a host to have an unboundedly large quota
as long as it continues to return more valid
than invalid results.
- Even with this change, hosts that return SUCCESS but
invalid results will continue to get the initial daily quota.
It would be desirable to reduce their quota to 1.
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=21675
You can now specify limits for specific apps,
and/or for the project as a whole.
Within each of these, you can specify limits on
CPU jobs, GPU jobs, or total jobs.
In the case of CPU and GPU limits, you can specify
whether the limit should be scaled by the number of devices.
Note: the enforcement of this is done in get_app_version(),
since per-resource-type limits may dictate what app versions
we can use for a particular job.
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=21674
avoid conflict with nvidia's structure.
Note: these structures don't have to be the same,
since we populate our struct one item at a time.
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=21668
project environment so the thing will at least compile. The nvcc compiler
is a bit touchy.
samples/cuda
cuda.cu
cuda_kernel.cu
win_build/
boinc.sln
cuda.rules
cuda.vcproj
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=21655
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