Changes between Version 97 and Version 98 of WrapperApp

Timestamp:

May 18, 2016, 3:16:50 AM (9 years ago)

Author:

Christian Beer

Comment:

clarify boinc_resolve() substitution

WrapperApp

@@ -75 +75 @@
  '''command_line''':: command-line arguments to be passed to the worker program.
   This string is macro-substituted as follows:
- * $NTHREADS is replaced with the number of CPUs the client is allocating for this job.
- * $GPU_DEVICE_NUM is replaced with the device number of the GPU allocated to this job.
- * $PROJECT_DIR is replaced with the absolute path of the project directory.
- * $PWD is replaced with the absolute path of the current working directory.
- * boinc_resolve(foo) is replaced with the return value of boinc_resolve_filename(foo) which eliminates the need to use the <copy_file/> attribute for foo.
+ * ''$NTHREADS'' is replaced with the number of CPUs the client is allocating for this job.
+ * ''$GPU_DEVICE_NUM'' is replaced with the device number of the GPU allocated to this job.
+ * ''$PROJECT_DIR'' is replaced with the absolute path of the project directory.
+ * ''$PWD'' is replaced with the absolute path of the current working directory.
+ * ''boinc_resolve(foo)'' is replaced with the return value of ''boinc_resolve_filename(foo)'' which eliminates the need to use the ''<copy_file/>'' attribute for foo. '''Note:''' This substitution happens right before the execution of this task on the whole commandline especially with the parts added via ''<append_cmdline_args/>''. This is different to the other substitutions which happen when the wrapper reads job.xml at startup.
  '''weight''':: the contribution of each task to the overall fraction done
   is proportional to its weight (floating-point, default 1).