BOINC reports and displays exit status on the user web, typically, in a
negative 64-bit hexadecimal format. Today's trending number is
0xc26b
as in http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/result.php?resultid=4947399120:
Exit status -1073741205 (0xc26b) Unknown error number
If you Google the 64-bit Hex version of the error number, the results you get
are, exclusively, BOINC task pages or BOINC message board discussions, like
http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/forum_thread.php?id=79695. But Windows error
numbers are conventionally represented as 32-bit positive Hex numbers, which
leads us to a very simple understanding.
0xC26BSTATUS_DLL_INIT_FAILED_LOGOFF{DLL Initialization Failed}
The application failed to initialize because the window station is shutting
down.
Unless other operating systems require 64-bit error numbers (or Microsoft has
indicated an intention to switch to 64-bit numbers in the future), could we use
a 32-bit reporting format, please?
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