| 7 | | When you have built your application and linked it with the BOINC libraries, you can run it in 'standalone mode' (without a BOINC core client present). To do this, put instances of all input files in the same directory. (with the proper logical, not physical, names). The application should run and produce output files (also with their logical names). You can run the program under a debugger. When you run an application in standalone mode, the BOINC API will recognize this and take it into account. A couple of things to note: |
| | 7 | When you have built your application and linked it with the BOINC libraries, you can run it in 'standalone mode' (without a BOINC core client present). To do this, put instances of all input files in the same directory (with the proper logical, not physical, names). The application should run and produce output files (also with their logical names). You can run the program under a debugger. When you run an application in standalone mode, the BOINC API will recognize this and take it into account. A couple of things to note: |
