The example applications are:

• upper_case: a full-featured example BOINC application. The application does things (like checkpointing and graphics) that can be tricky or confusing. You can use it as a template for your own BOINC application; just rip out the computation part (which is trivial) and replace it with your code.

  You can run the application standalone. Create a file 'in' in the directory where you run it; it will convert it to upper case and write it to 'out', and use 20 seconds of CPU time. The graphics show a bouncing 3D ball. If you copy the files boinc/txf/Helvetica.txf and boinc_samples/uppercase/logo.jpg to the directory where it runs, you'll also see an image and some nice-looking text (thanks to Tolu Aina for the latter).

• wrapper: used to support legacy applications.
• worker: a representative legacy application (i.e. it doesn't use the BOINC API or runtime library). Used for testing wrapper.
• sleeper: test application for non-CPU-intensive projects (used for testing the BOINC core client).

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