QD

NAME

qd − prints out a comprehensive dump of Folding@home queue.dat

SYNOPSIS

qd [<flags> <arguments required by flags>]

DESCRIPTION

qd This program prints out a formatted dump of the queue.dat file. While the output from qd is primarily from queue.dat , it will be embellished with data and calculations obtained from other files, if they can be read. In all, several client files may be examined for each queue index, and qd can also search for score and deadline information in a file called emprotz.dat (it used to be emprotx.dat ), if it is present in the folding directory.

OPTIONS

	-u		Print usage message
	-h		Print an explanation of the status codes
	-i		Format with deeper indentation
	-p		Don’t look at FAH files other than <queue.dat>
	-f		Explicitly specify folding directory
	-q		Explicitly specify queue data file (implies -p)
	-n		Explicitly specify qd info file (default <qdinfo.dat>)
	-m		Explicitly specify EMIII info file (default <emprotz.dat>)
	-s		Specify type of queue data file (linux, windows, mac)
	-t		Override time zone (needs argument)
	-z		Force UTC
	-v		Just print version information and stop
	-d		Print debug dump
	-e		Print all entries even if they’re garbage
	-l		Format for log entry data
	-L		Format for log entry data with specified ID string

BUGS

I’d appreciate feedback if you have troubles or know of changes necessary for other environments. I know the table of points per work unit is occasionally incomplete, but I try to keep it up to date, and if you have to compile it without "ctime" support, you’ll have to adjust the time zone definition at the beginning. Also, this program is not in any official way connected to the Stanford code, so if it calls data items the wrong thing, it is purely an error of my own interpretation.

AUTHOR

Dick Howell <rph AT boston DOT quik DOT com>

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