Geschrieben von:/Posted by: Igor Gorelikov at 31 March 2004 12:07:18:
List 512 still has problems under Poliglot (dated 31st March)
From winboard.debug
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548930
Thanks but to be 100% sure of what the problem is, I would like to check with *List* log file if possible.List 512 still has problems under Poliglot (dated 31st March)
From winboard.debug
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548930 548930 Fatal Error: Error: second chess program (polyglot.exe List_512.ini) exited unexpectedly
From Poliglot's log (for List 512)
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< ENGINE bestmove b6b8 ponder
engine_step(): not a move "b6b8 ponder"
I meant "bestmove (xxx) ponder".If lists "admits" sending "move (xxx) ponder" with nothing after ponder, then IMO it is definately a List bug.
List has no log file.Thanks but to be 100% sure of what the problem is, I would like to check with *List* log file if possible.
I see.List has no log file.Thanks but to be 100% sure of what the problem is, I would like to check with *List* log file if possible.
Igor
That's a proof, good job!Now Arena 1.02 is used.
From Arena.debug:
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734851(1:info score cp 32765 depth 31 nodes 2862 time 50 pv d8c8
734872(1:bestmove d8c8 ponder
734872*1*Found move:Qd8xc8
735110********Game end: 1-0 {Mate}
735110********Last game won by List 5.12 with White in 16 moves
735110********List 5.12 - S-chess 1.4: 1-0-0
Igor
If you can add adjudication to Poliglot (with a settable losing score) it will be useful not only for List but for many TDs.If you consider it important, I will add an optional work around.
Fabien.
You are putting me into a difficult position.If you can add adjudication to Poliglot (with a settable losing score) it will be useful not only for List but for many TDs.If you consider it important, I will add an optional work around.
Fabien.
Also it will be solution for List 512.
Igor
It would be good.If you want I can add a work around for List, but you will have to activate it in list.ini
Also, it is important for me that PolyGlot stays "impartial" regarding the game result. So it should not adjudicate in any way.
Please define "Adjudication" clearly; when should it trigger?It would be good.If you want I can add a work around for List, but you will have to activate it in list.ini
Also, it is important for me that PolyGlot stays "impartial" regarding the game result. So it should not adjudicate in any way.
Adjudication is very important (especially for long time control). It saves many houres of engine testing.
And you may do it switchable to let the user decide.
Igor
Adjudication is very similar to the resign option which many engines use.Please define "Adjudication" clearly; when should it trigger?It would be good.If you want I can add a work around for List, but you will have to activate it in list.ini
Also, it is important for me that PolyGlot stays "impartial" regarding the game result. So it should not adjudicate in any way.
Adjudication is very important (especially for long time control). It saves many houres of engine testing.
And you may do it switchable to let the user decide.
Igor
Fabien.
This sort of adjudication, I see. Not urgent I am afraid. This week we are testing PolyGlot compatibility with Windows, xboard GUIs (not just WinBoard) and UCI engines (not just UCI-only engines).Adjudication is very similar to the resign option which many engines use.Please define "Adjudication" clearly; when should it trigger?It would be good.If you want I can add a work around for List, but you will have to activate it in list.ini
Also, it is important for me that PolyGlot stays "impartial" regarding the game result. So it should not adjudicate in any way.
Adjudication is very important (especially for long time control). It saves many houres of engine testing.
And you may do it switchable to let the user decide.
Igor
Fabien.
For instance, Crafty resign after 5 consecutive moves with score -x (I set it to -6).
Adjudication can have two paramenters: negative score (usually settable) and the number of consecutive moves (which is optional and can be hardcoded to 3-5).
Igor
Off course, it is not the first thing to do!Feature requests will be considered later, when major problems stop showing up.
Also, adjudication is a lot of work; I have no plan for it in the near future I am afraid ...
Fabien.
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