I hope the problem is fixed know.
As remuneration I have added a new feature. Now you can offline manipulate witch preference BOINC should use (default,home,school,work).
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And, btw, i get class not registered. And this program does not work with boinc aplha versions, as it does not find boingcgui.exe.
> And, btw, i get class not registered. And this program does not work with
> boinc aplha versions, as it does not find boingcgui.exe.
>
> And if you really want help, open a project @ http://www.sourceforge.net/
> That's all I can say.
That it doesn't work with alpha is known and I think it has low priority, beacaue is BOINC alpha. Do you still get class not registered in version 0.27?
Yup, 0,27. I'll fire up FileMon and will check what exactly is causing the prob.
Edit:
The only guess: it tries to load the dll with translation to my language (Lithuanian) and fails:
20:54:28 BOINC_Observer.:3872 OPEN C:Program FilesBOINC-ObserverBOINC_Observer.LTH.DLL FILE NOT FOUND Options: Open Access: All
20:54:28 BOINC_Observer.:3872 OPEN C:Program FilesBOINC-ObserverBOINC_Observer.LT FILE NOT FOUND Options: Open Access: All
> Yup, 0,27. I'll fire up FileMon and will check what exactly is causing the
> prob.
>
> Edit:
> The only guess: it tries to load the dll with translation to my language
> (Lithuanian and fails):
>
> 20:54:28 BOINC_Observer.:3872 OPEN C:Program
> FilesBOINC-ObserverBOINC_Observer.LTH.DLL FILE NOT FOUND Options: Open
> Access: All
> 20:54:28 BOINC_Observer.:3872 OPEN C:Program
> FilesBOINC-ObserverBOINC_Observer.LT FILE NOT FOUND Options: Open Access:
> All
>
These DLLs are a real problem. I'm trying to get an other way to read XMLs.
A a PC of a friend of mine all is working fine so far.
I'll report here, if I had managed to get rid of these DLLs! All ideas are welcome (If you should know a good Delphi component with good tutorial report please).
From the website:
> I'm searching results files for CPDN, LHC@home, Einstein@home and ProteinPredictor!
I believe I can help with that. I have sample workunits (and results, for some of them) for most of the projects (except E@home - I just got here 1 hour ago). Send me a working email address I can send them to - one warning: some of them (in particular CPDN) are huge.
More than that, I've already written parsers for them. They are all available from CVS, and you can view them using the CVS web interface: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/kboincspy/
CPDN
----
Path to data structures:
kboincspy/kboincspy/src/monitors/cpdn/cpdndata.h
Paths to parser:
kboincspy/kboincspy/src/monitors/cpdn/cpdndata.cpp
kboincspy/kboincspy/src/monitors/cpdn/kbscpdnmonitor.cpp
Comments:
For CPDN, the only thing that's really intelligible at all is the XML state file. The workunit is a (really big) zip archive containing mostly binary files of which I don't know the format.
ProteinPredictorAtHome
----------------------
Path to data structures:
kboincspy/kboincspy/src/monitors/predictor/predictordata.h
Path to parser:
kboincspy/kboincspy/src/monitors/predictor/kbspredictormonitor.cpp
Comments:
The parser is 100% accurate for the 3.x version of ProteinPredictor. I've looked at 4.x Predictor files yesterday, and as far as I can tell (I'll be able to tell you more in the next few days/week) the format has stayed the same but all files are now compressed with gzip (GNU zip) - in 3.x they were plain text files.
LHC@home
--------
Path to data structures:
kboincspy /kboincspy/src/monitors/lhc/lhcdata.h
Paths to parser:
kboincspy/kboincspy/src/monitors/lhc/kbslhcprojectmonitor.cpp
kboincspy/kboincspy/src/monitors/lhc/kbslhctaskmonitor.cpp
Comments:
Unlike the other projects, I extract only a mere fraction of the data from workunits and state files. The complete format is documented in the technical report paper cited in the data structures file, namely:
F. Schmidt, "SixTrack Version 3.1 User's Reference Manual", CERN/SL/94-56 (AP), March 2000, http://frs.home.cern.ch/frs/report/six.ps.gz
This paper documents (look at the appendices) the SixTrack 3.x format. Version 4.x, which is what LHC@home uses, has roughly the same format as 3.x with very minor variations.
For more information send me an email. My address can be found in the header of any of the files mentioned above.
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I hope the problem is fixed
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I hope the problem is fixed know.
As remuneration I have added a new feature. Now you can offline manipulate witch preference BOINC should use (default,home,school,work).
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BOINC-Observer is curently
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BOINC-Observer is curently unaliveable, please stand by!
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> BOINC-Observer is curently unaliveable, please stand by!
>
> http://boincobserver.de.vu/
>
Yes I have problems with uploading the new files, I'll retry it now!
Edit: Now the files are up!
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So...
And, btw, i get class not registered. And this program does not work with boinc aplha versions, as it does not find boingcgui.exe.
And if you really want help, open a project @ http://www.sourceforge.net/
That's all I can say.
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> And, btw, i get class not
)
> And, btw, i get class not registered. And this program does not work with
> boinc aplha versions, as it does not find boingcgui.exe.
>
> And if you really want help, open a project @ http://www.sourceforge.net/
> That's all I can say.
That it doesn't work with alpha is known and I think it has low priority, beacaue is BOINC alpha. Do you still get class not registered in version 0.27?
Greetings from Germany
Basti
Join Ad Astra
Yup, 0,27. I'll fire up
)
Yup, 0,27. I'll fire up FileMon and will check what exactly is causing the prob.
Edit:
The only guess: it tries to load the dll with translation to my language (Lithuanian) and fails:
20:54:28 BOINC_Observer.:3872 OPEN C:Program FilesBOINC-ObserverBOINC_Observer.LTH.DLL FILE NOT FOUND Options: Open Access: All
20:54:28 BOINC_Observer.:3872 OPEN C:Program FilesBOINC-ObserverBOINC_Observer.LT FILE NOT FOUND Options: Open Access: All
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> Yup, 0,27. I'll fire up
)
> Yup, 0,27. I'll fire up FileMon and will check what exactly is causing the
> prob.
>
> Edit:
> The only guess: it tries to load the dll with translation to my language
> (Lithuanian and fails):
>
> 20:54:28 BOINC_Observer.:3872 OPEN C:Program
> FilesBOINC-ObserverBOINC_Observer.LTH.DLL FILE NOT FOUND Options: Open
> Access: All
> 20:54:28 BOINC_Observer.:3872 OPEN C:Program
> FilesBOINC-ObserverBOINC_Observer.LT FILE NOT FOUND Options: Open Access:
> All
>
These DLLs are a real problem. I'm trying to get an other way to read XMLs.
A a PC of a friend of mine all is working fine so far.
I'll report here, if I had managed to get rid of these DLLs! All ideas are welcome (If you should know a good Delphi component with good tutorial report please).
Greetings from Germany
Basti
Join Ad Astra
From the website: > I'm
)
From the website:
> I'm searching results files for CPDN, LHC@home, Einstein@home and ProteinPredictor!
I believe I can help with that. I have sample workunits (and results, for some of them) for most of the projects (except E@home - I just got here 1 hour ago). Send me a working email address I can send them to - one warning: some of them (in particular CPDN) are huge.
More than that, I've already written parsers for them. They are all available from CVS, and you can view them using the CVS web interface:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/kboincspy/
CPDN
----
Path to data structures:
kboincspy/kboincspy/src/monitors/cpdn/cpdndata.h
Paths to parser:
kboincspy/kboincspy/src/monitors/cpdn/cpdndata.cpp
kboincspy/kboincspy/src/monitors/cpdn/kbscpdnmonitor.cpp
Comments:
For CPDN, the only thing that's really intelligible at all is the XML state file. The workunit is a (really big) zip archive containing mostly binary files of which I don't know the format.
ProteinPredictorAtHome
----------------------
Path to data structures:
kboincspy/kboincspy/src/monitors/predictor/predictordata.h
Path to parser:
kboincspy/kboincspy/src/monitors/predictor/kbspredictormonitor.cpp
Comments:
The parser is 100% accurate for the 3.x version of ProteinPredictor. I've looked at 4.x Predictor files yesterday, and as far as I can tell (I'll be able to tell you more in the next few days/week) the format has stayed the same but all files are now compressed with gzip (GNU zip) - in 3.x they were plain text files.
LHC@home
--------
Path to data structures:
kboincspy /kboincspy/src/monitors/lhc/lhcdata.h
Paths to parser:
kboincspy/kboincspy/src/monitors/lhc/kbslhcprojectmonitor.cpp
kboincspy/kboincspy/src/monitors/lhc/kbslhctaskmonitor.cpp
Comments:
Unlike the other projects, I extract only a mere fraction of the data from workunits and state files. The complete format is documented in the technical report paper cited in the data structures file, namely:
F. Schmidt, "SixTrack Version 3.1 User's Reference Manual", CERN/SL/94-56 (AP), March 2000, http://frs.home.cern.ch/frs/report/six.ps.gz
This paper documents (look at the appendices) the SixTrack 3.x format. Version 4.x, which is what LHC@home uses, has roughly the same format as 3.x with very minor variations.
For more information send me an email. My address can be found in the header of any of the files mentioned above.
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