Changes between Version 48 and Version 49 of WrapperApp

Timestamp:

Mar 14, 2011, 10:26:45 AM (13 years ago)

Author:

davea

Comment:

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WrapperApp

@@ -26 +26 @@
 {{{
 <job_desc>
-    [ <parallel/> ]
     <task>
         <application>worker</application>
@@ -46 +45 @@
  
 The job file describes a sequence of tasks.
-Include the '''<parallel/>''' element if any of the tasks is multi-threaded
-(see [AppMultiThread Multi-Thread Apps]).
 The descriptor for each task includes:
 
@@ -68 +65 @@
  '''setenv''':: Environmental variable needed for the applications run-time environment - you can have more than one <setenv> entry, use the VARNAME=VAR_VALUE form, e.g. LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$PROJECT_DIR:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
  '''daemon''':: Denotes that this task is a 'daemon' process that should run in the background asynchronously while the other tasks are run sequentially.  The wrapper will shut down this daemon when the last task has exited
- '''append_cmdline_args''':: if set, the wrapper's command-line arguments (specified in the [WorkGeneration#templates input template]) are passed to the program, after those in <command_line>.
+ '''append_cmdline_args''':: if set, the wrapper's command-line arguments (specified in the [WorkGeneration#templates input template]) are passed to the worker program, after those in <command_line>.
 
 The job file can specify multiple tasks.
@@ -77 +74 @@
 
 Notes:
-
+ * One or more of the tasks may be [AppMultiThread multi-threaded] and/or [AppCoprocessor use GPUs]. 
  * Normally the job file is part of the application version (it's the same between workunits).  Alternatively, it can be part of the workunit (e.g. if its command line elements differ between workunits).  This requires that you use the same worker program logical names for all platforms.
  * Files opened directly by a worker program must have the <copy_file/> tag. This requires version 5.5 or higher of the BOINC core client (you can specify this limit at either the [AppVersion application] or [ProjectOptions#Clientcontrol project] level.