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status update
Hi Everyone,

Just letting you guys know I've finished porting the code to c++. It's available on github if you'd like to take a look at it:

https://github.com/travisdesell/dnaathome_client

I'm testing it to see if is returning the same results cross platform. I'm hoping to have new workunits for the new application out by the end of the week, but I'm also traveling to Bali for the Computer Applications and Computational Science conference (http://irast.net/conferences/CACS/2011/) to present some of the results from DNA@Home, so it might not be until I get back.

I'll also post the slides from my talk on here so you can all take a look at it.

--Travis 9 Nov 2011 | 19:23:16 UTC · Comment

validation issues should be fixed
I've updated the windows, OSX and linux versions (except for 32 bit linux because I turned off that machine in the office before flying home for the weekend) -- but the 32 should still validate correctly vs the other new applications.

Let me know if you're having any further validation issues with version 0.20 of the application.

--Travis 29 Oct 2011 | 21:28:51 UTC · Comment

more workunits and an update
Hi Everyone!

Started up a new batch of workunits. I also finished the new version of the application so that should be on the server shortly -- I'm hoping to start testing it next week. The new version of the application is going to allow for a much steadier stream of work, basically workunits will be available to everyone who wants one as long. :)

--Travis 21 Oct 2011 | 19:56:31 UTC · Comment

Made a public repository for the DNA@Home client
Hi Everyone,

If you'd like to take a look at the code you're running with the DNA@Home project, I've created a public respository on github for our application:

https://github.com/travisdesell/dnaathome_client

--Travis 20 Sep 2011 | 23:54:37 UTC · Comment

Started some more workunits
Have three more sets of workunits, so there should be more work available for awhile. I'm still working on updating the application, so maybe in the next couple weeks I'll get that out, which will make the stream of work much more steady. 13 Sep 2011 | 18:59:14 UTC · Comment

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