If an application is able to generate graphics, it should call
void boinc_init_opengl();
at the start and
void boinc_finish_opengl();
at the end.
It must also supply a function
bool app_render(int xs, ys, double time_of_day);
which will be called periodically.
This should make openGL calls to generate the current graphic.
xs and ys are the X and Y sizes of the window,
and time_of_day is the relative time in seconds.
The function should return true if it actually drew anything.
It can refer to the user name, CPU time etc. obtained from
boinc_init().
Give example here
Applications that don't do graphics must also supply a dummy app_render to link with the API.
The following global variables control frame rate:
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