= Non-CPU-intensive applications = A 'non-CPU-intensive' application is one that uses little CPU time. Examples include: * Host measurements * Network measurements * Web crawling * Network data access Non-CPU-intensive applications can use chunks CPU time, as long as they do so infrequently. A non-CPU-intensive application is treated specially by the client: * The client maintains exactly one task for the application. * The client executes this task whenever computation is enabled, bypassing the normal CPU scheduling mechanism. Applications can be labeled as non-CPU-intensive in two ways: * If the `` flag is set in the project's [ProjectConfigFile configuration file], then all applications are non-CPU-intensive. * Individual applications can be marked as non-CPU-intensive in their [XaddTool when they are created using xadd], or using the [HtmlOps admin web interface]. Note: this mechanism works only with 6.12+ clients.