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Message 754 - Posted: 23 Jun 2004, 19:38:37 UTC

Ok, I made the jump over to BOINK, WHY WHY WHY are we now a half hour slower???????

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Message 771 - Posted: 23 Jun 2004, 20:10:55 UTC

WHEW, so ok, I have read a bunch of stuff and don't really understand much of it; except that credits are figured in a differnt way. I guess I'll just settle down a let things happen as they will. I'll keep an eye on this message board and do my best to learn from those of you that have a much better understanding of BOINK than I do.

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Message 793 - Posted: 23 Jun 2004, 20:57:57 UTC

I believe there is still some debugging code in the project application, which adds time.

In beta, with full debug, it could double the length of time a WU took to process.

And yes, credits are entirely different. :)

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Message 794 - Posted: 23 Jun 2004, 20:59:13 UTC - in response to Message 793.

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> And yes, credits are entirely different. :)
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Amen to that brother...... ;)

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Message 799 - Posted: 23 Jun 2004, 21:02:37 UTC - in response to Message 793.

> I believe there is still some debugging code in the project application, which
> adds time.
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> In beta, with full debug, it could double the length of time a WU took to
> process.
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> And yes, credits are entirely different. :)
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Yes, there is still a debug code running. You can find it in the project-folder.
Its the php file.
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Message 812 - Posted: 23 Jun 2004, 21:17:41 UTC - in response to Message 754.

> Ok, I made the jump over to BOINK, WHY WHY WHY are we now a half hour
> slower???????

The SETI@Home software was rewritten to take advantage of the boinc framework... I wouldn't be surprised if they added a bit more science in there.

Didn't Rom state 3.08 was a non-debug build, oh Beta Testers? :-)

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Message 894 - Posted: 24 Jun 2004, 0:33:29 UTC - in response to Message 812.

> Didn't Rom state 3.08 was a non-debug build, oh Beta Testers? :-)

It downloaded a .pdb file.

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Message 905 - Posted: 24 Jun 2004, 0:52:43 UTC

PDB files can be built for release as well as debug. However, the information retrieved from a release build and a PDB can be much harder to interpret than those from a debug build.

Yes ROM did say that 3.08 was debug free.
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