int main(int argc, const char* argv[])
{
int rc;
SeparationFlags sf;
SeparationPrefs preferences;
const char** argvCopy = NULL;
#ifdef NDEBUG
mwDisableErrorBoxes();
#endif /* NDEBUG */
argvCopy = mwFixArgv(argc, argv);
rc = parseParameters(argc, argvCopy ? argvCopy : argv, &sf);
if (rc)
{
if (BOINC_APPLICATION)
{
freeSeparationFlags(&sf);
mwBoincInit(MW_PLAIN);
parseParameters(argc, argvCopy, &sf);
printVersion(TRUE, FALSE);
}
mw_printf("Failed to parse parameters\n");
free(argvCopy);
mw_finish(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
rc = separationInit(sf.debugBOINC);
free(argvCopy);
if (rc)
return rc;
separationReadPreferences(&preferences);
setFlagsFromPreferences(&sf, &preferences, argv[0]);
if (sf.processPriority != MW_PRIORITY_INVALID)
{
mwSetProcessPriority(sf.processPriority);
}
rc = worker(&sf);
freeSeparationFlags(&sf);
if (!sf.ignoreCheckpoint && sf.cleanupCheckpoint && rc == 0)
{
mw_report("Removing checkpoint file '%s'\n", CHECKPOINT_FILE);
mw_remove(CHECKPOINT_FILE);
}
mw_finish(rc);
return rc;
}
/* Maybe set up some platform specific issues */
static void nbSpecialSetup()
{
mwDisableErrorBoxes();
#if ENABLE_CRLIBM
/* Try to handle inconsistencies with x87. We shouldn't use
* this. This helps, but there can still be some problems for some
* values. Sticking with SSE2 is the way to go. */
crlibm_init();
#endif
#ifdef _MSC_VER
/* FIXME: Also for mingw, but seems to be missing */
/* Make windows printing be more consistent. For some reason it
* defaults to printing 3 digits in the exponent. There are still
* issues where the rounding of the last digit by printf on
* windows in a small number of cases. */
_set_output_format(_TWO_DIGIT_EXPONENT);
#endif /* _WIN32 */
}
