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2005-08-29, 06:26
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Jun 2003
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GUI for sieving
Does anyone have any experience writting GUIs etc and networking. I want to write a wrapper program for the proth_Sieve that will allow it to be automated. (network client etc..)
Something like nfsnet's GUI would be nice. Since I don't have all the expertise, may be as a team project, we can program it. Any volunteers. Citrix |
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2005-08-29, 08:57
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Jul 2004
Potsdam, Germany
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Well, I've somewhen written a very basic client/server wrapper for the siever. It's a console application right now, but adding a GUI shouldn't be that hard. Implementing the applications model-view-controller style while improving it further would help, of course.
It's written in Java, thus there are no protability issues. As the networking does not take that much resources, there is no big gain in optimize it for low CPU consumption... |
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2005-08-29, 17:49
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Jun 2003
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Why does your program use CPU at all? Its just the wrapper, proth_sieve should use most of the CPU!
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2005-08-29, 20:37
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Jul 2004
Potsdam, Germany
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It uses the CPU because every program has to - even "Hello world".
 Of course, the resources it takes are practically negligible. |
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2005-08-29, 20:47
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Jun 2003
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So what do want to speed up in a hello world program? There is no computations involved. I don't see how you can slow or speed it up.
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