Stockfish 2.0 GTB

[Peter C]

That would be great, thanks.


BTW, I seem to have broken Multi-PV, at least to some extent. And pay little attention to the scores it gives, just the move. I'll probably be back with a better version soon.

Peter

[ernest]

BTW, I seem to have broken Multi-PV, at least to some extent.

Not broken, fragile...
will be corrected in 2.01

[Peter C]

Wait, was it me, or is that a Stockfish problem?

Peter

[Jeremy Bernstein]

That would be great, thanks.


BTW, I seem to have broken Multi-PV, at least to some extent. And pay little attention to the scores it gives, just the move. I'll probably be back with a better version soon.

Peter

I see now that the makefile is configured for mingw. Strange-o that you need the additional libs. Checking it out (casually).

[kingliveson]

I was think about building Stockfish for the masses and uploading it to chess.cygnitec.com, then felt Jim A. was already doing a fine job of that. There's still good chance that you may find one that uses RobboBases there.

[Ron Murawski]

Nope, MinGW + MSYS.
GCC 4.5.0

That's why I'm stuck with making 32-bit executables, there is no 64-bit MinGW that I know of.

Peter

WPG System 64
http://www.horizonchess.com/wpg64/

I've been hosting this monster for more than a year now...

Ron

[Peter C]

That would be great, thanks.


BTW, I seem to have broken Multi-PV, at least to some extent. And pay little attention to the scores it gives, just the move. I'll probably be back with a better version soon.

Peter

I see now that the makefile is configured for mingw. Strange-o that you need the additional libs. Checking it out (casually).

Well, it was a rather hackish job, so I just kinda toyed with the makefile till it worked.

I didn't think I changed too much in the makefile. Just added a -L. -lgtb to the LDFLAGS.

I'm not a C++ programmer, so don't expect the code to be great.

@Ron Murawski: Thanks, I'll give it a try.

Peter

[64x]

WPG System 64
http://www.horizonchess.com/wpg64/

Thank you very much for this. Had been looking for a portable 64bit C/C++ environment for a long while. Is this project still active?

[64x]

I was think about building Stockfish for the masses and uploading it to chess.cygnitec.com, then felt Jim A. was already doing a fine job of that. There's still good chance that you may find one that uses RobboBases there.

Looked for it, did not find it .... I would be very interested in playing around with that code if available

[64x]

@Peter C, out of curiosity, will you be doing 2.0.1 GTB?
Also, I will be giving the WPG compiler a go with your 2.0 code (or 2.0.1 if available) over the weekend when back at home.