Just ignore Damir. He has a strange hatred for everyone.ernest wrote:Look at Jeremy's answer, seems your brain is somewhat damaged!...Damir Desevac wrote:if you just use your brain a little more...
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Just ignore Damir. He has a strange hatred for everyone.ernest wrote:Look at Jeremy's answer, seems your brain is somewhat damaged!...Damir Desevac wrote:if you just use your brain a little more...
It wasn't senseless, I actually found that interesting as I didn't notice the very high infrequency of draws. If you're going to insult people, better keep your opinion to yourself (or state your opinion without the insult).Damir Desevac wrote:some people here post senseless
Someone with real hardware should run a 1/1 tournament at some point. I simply don't have the necessary gear to do proper testing.Uly wrote:It wasn't senseless, I actually found that interesting as I didn't notice the very high infrequency of draws. If you're going to insult people, better keep your opinion to yourself (or state your opinion without the insult).Damir Desevac wrote:some people here post senseless
Your "answer" to my "senseless question" was simply WRONGDamir Desevac wrote:when some people here post senseless questions .
Peter S (Pardon me if I've mis-identified you), I don't understand your question. Default Stockfish-2.0.1 comes with a less user-friendly Makefile than most open-source programs, but it makes sense based on the program's sensitivity to performance. On a POSIX-like system, a command like "make ARCH=x86-64" (followed by -jN if that makes sense) should work well. If something is truly bizarre, then compile {bitboard,pawns,material,endgame,evaluate,main,misc,move,movegen,history,movepick,search,position,tt,uci,ucioption,book,bitbase,san,benchmark,timeman}.cpp together and make sure the compiler is looking for the headers in the same folder as the aforementioned .cpp files. If you post a failed VC6 or VC200X project file somebody can probably fix it.Webkikr wrote:Does anyone have just the project file for a "stock" Stockfish 2.0.1?
Or even a decent makefile?
Jeremy here is a tour 3"3' hash 1024 ponder off ht=on on i7-980 Gran has some problems on fast time controls when it starts TB access and can lose on time. Not the case here though.Jeremy Bernstein wrote:Someone with real hardware should run a 1/1 tournament at some point. I simply don't have the necessary gear to do proper testing.Uly wrote:It wasn't senseless, I actually found that interesting as I didn't notice the very high infrequency of draws. If you're going to insult people, better keep your opinion to yourself (or state your opinion without the insult).Damir Desevac wrote:some people here post senseless
Jeremy
I believe a makefile for Linux/Cygwin/friends is included in the Stockfish distribution.Webkikr wrote:Does anyone have just the project file for a "stock" Stockfish 2.0.1?
Or even a decent makefile?