Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of NonCpuIntensive


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Timestamp:
Apr 25, 2007, 10:05:21 AM (18 years ago)
Author:
Nicolas
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  • NonCpuIntensive

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    11= Non-CPU-intensive applications =
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    3       A 'non-CPU-intensive' project is one whose applications use little CPU time. Examples include:
     3A 'non-CPU-intensive' project is one whose applications use little CPU time. Examples include:
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    45 * Host measurements
    56 * Network measurements
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    78 * Network data access
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    9  A non-CPU-intensive project is treated specially by the core client:
     10A non-CPU-intensive project is treated specially by the core client:
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    1012 * The core client maintains one result for the project
    1113 * The core client executes this result whenever computation is enabled,     bypassing the normal CPU scheduling mechanism.
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    13 A project labels itself as non-CPU-intensive by including the <non_cpu_intensive> flag in its [http://boinc.berkeley.edu/configuration.php configuration file]
     15A project labels itself as non-CPU-intensive by including the `<non_cpu_intensive>` flag in its [ProjectConfigFile configuration file]
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    1517This attribute is at the project level; there is no provision for a project to have some applications that are CPU intensive and some that aren't.
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    1719Non-CPU-intensive applications can use chunks CPU time; this won't break anything, and the CPU scheduler will adjust to it by changing its estimates of 'CPU efficiency'. However, non-CPU-intensive applications should try not to use more CPU time than their resource share fraction indicates.
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