Overview of BOINC
Participating Donate computing power to BOINC-based projects. Creating BOINC projects Use BOINC to develop distributed applications Developing BOINC Help debug and enhance BOINC software. Other resources Source code: download | CVS. bug-tracking database Non-English sites about BOINC Contact us BOINC is supported by the National Science Foundation |
StatusBOINC is under development. We are conducting a beta test of BOINC using the SETI@home and Astropulse applications. The public release will be announced on the SETI@home web site. Several other distributed computing projects are evaluating BOINC. NewsGeneral preferences are now propagated from client to server, but only to accounts with the same email address as where the preferences originated. April 20, 2004 Added cross-project identification system. Added support for caching of PHP web pages, and restored leaderboard pages. April 12, 2004 Recent fixes and features: trickle messages for long-running work units; benchmarking for hyperthreaded CPUs; don't propagate preferences from hosts to projects; check for file existence before running apps; SOCKS proxy support; separate suspend/resume for network activity; fix race conditions in server; add file compression code. See checkin_notes for details. March 16, 2004 An unauthorized BOINC graphic. February 11, 2004 BOINC is being used at the Scripps Research Institute to run a distributed version of CHARMM (a program for macromolecular simulations). February 1, 2004 BOINC now has an anonymous platform mechanism which 1) allows computers of any type to participate in a BOINC project, and 2) allows participants to run only software they have compiled themselves, should they so desire. January 22, 2004 The BOINC core client now provides a set of RPCs allowing separate GUIs to be developed. Archived news |