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| 1) Message boards : Server programs : can I dedicated a server to proxy all data for internal machines
Message 45710 Posted 19 Sep 2012 by niconico |
To save and control the Internet bandwidth, can I use a machine to proxy or stores all computation data for internal computers use? Thanks Nico |
| 2) Message boards : BOINC client : Help About BOINC Client Development
Message 43284 Posted 6 Apr 2012 by niconico |
Thanks a lot for your help |
| 3) Message boards : BOINC client : Help About BOINC Client Development
Message 43282 Posted 6 Apr 2012 by niconico |
I am currently using the trunk source code. I am compiling the code using windows MS visual studio 2010 (I downloaded the dependencies as required). The way I use libcurl is directly include <curl/curl.h> in the upper_case application code (and download a url using the sample code from http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/simple.html). I also configured the project lib directory and link to include libcurl. I can successfully compile the code. However, when I run the .exe file "missing libcurl.dll" warning pops us and program terminates with failure. |
| 4) Message boards : BOINC client : Help About BOINC Client Development
Message 43270 Posted 4 Apr 2012 by niconico |
Dear All, I planning to setup a boinc system to run my own projects. I have been studying and experimenting with the Boinc source code. I have encountered the following problem : In boinc system, each client has to be able to download web page to their local disk. In linux this can be easily done using "wget" command. However, I cannot find equivalent for windows OS (external library like .net is needed). finally, I tried to use boinc's libcurl to handle http communications, the compilation can be successfully done, but when I execute it, I get missing linker error. Anyone have some suggestions for me? Thanks, Nico |
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