Changes between Version 15 and Version 16 of ValidationSimple

Timestamp:

Sep 2, 2011, 8:49:21 PM (13 years ago)

Author:

davea

Comment:

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ValidationSimple

@@ -1 +1 @@
 = The validator framework =
 
-To create a validator using the BOINC framework, you must supply four functions:
+To create a validator using the BOINC framework, you must supply three functions:
 {{{
 extern int init_result(RESULT& result, void*& data);
 }}}
-This takes a result, reads its output file(s), parses them into a memory structure, and returns (via the 'data' argument) a pointer to this structure. It returns:
+This takes a result, reads its output file(s), parses them into a memory structure, and returns (via the 'data' argument) a pointer to this structure.
+It returns:
 
-    * Zero on success,
-    * ERR_OPENDIR if there was a transient error, e.g. the output file is on a network volume that is not available. The validator will try this result again later.
-    * Any other return value indicates a permanent error. Example: an output file is missing, or has a syntax error. The result will be marked as invalid.
+ * Zero on success,
+ * ERR_OPENDIR if there was a transient error, e.g. the output file is on a network volume that is not available.
+  The validator will try this result again later.
+ * Any other return value indicates a permanent error.
+  Example: an output file is missing, or has a syntax error.
+  The result will be marked as invalid.
 
 {{{
@@ -88 +92 @@
     return 0;
 }
-
-double compute_granted_credit(WORKUNIT& wu, vector<RESULT>& results) {
-    return median_mean_credit(wu, results);
-}
-
 }}}