like source code and text files. I skipped to check most files in html/
and mac_*/ though.
- Added svn:executable to tools/watch_tcp because it has a shebang.
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=13819
- move client sandbox-specific code to a new file, sandbox.C
- remove g_use_sandbox from util.C; move to MainDocument.cpp (manager)
and sandbox.C (client)
- don't declare check_security() in util.h; it's not in util.C
- don't call remove_project_owned_file_or_dir() in
boinc_delete_file_aux() or boinc_rmdir();
rather, at the points in the client that delete
dirs that are usually owned by boinc_projects,
call remove_project_owned_file_or_dir() first,
then clean_out_dir().
- rename boinc_exec() to switcher_exec() and move it to sandbox.C
Note: this change was sparked by needing to remove a call to getgrnam()
from boinclib, to avoid requiring the same version of glibc
on both compile and target hosts
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=13784
in get_file_size() RPC, check if volume has < 1MB available space
and if so return transient error.
This prevents client from trying upload,
which apparently sends entire file even if
handler fails at the beginning
- API, Win: remove use of GetTickCount(); use dtime() instead
- use new BOINC logo in sample project home page
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=13574
tells how much disk space BOINC is using
(not including projects).
- added project.max_infeasible_count to client simulator
client/
gui_rpc_server_ops.C
sim.C,h
sim_util.C
clientgui/
ViewResources.cpp
lib/
filesys.C
bui_rpc_client.h
bui_rpc_client_ops.C
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=12615
lib advertise data file when new result is created.
code organization: create new lib function boinc_touch_file()
from code that was in locality scheduler module.
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=6456
Fixed 'time to checkpoint' problem under Win32 with pure C code.
It turns out that MS VC++ up to version 4.2 defines bool as INT.
But more recent VC++ defines bool as CHAR. This broke
boinc_time_to_checkpoint() under Win32, when used within pure ANSI
C code, if you treated the return value as a bool. So this patch
defines bool as char if using C under recent MS compilers.
David, a better solution for API functions that should be
callable from C is to make them return 'int' not 'bool'.
Probably ditto for Fortran. Sigh.
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=4767
- C extern statements so that 'API' header files can be included in C
programs as well as C++.
- Make install now only installs the header files needed for building
the external APIs.
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=4755
Frank Thomas