Author: Brian Kostick
Date: 14:37:50 06/14/01
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On June 14, 2001 at 17:20:27, Frank Quisinsky wrote:
>On June 14, 2001 at 16:49:29, Odd Gunnar Malin wrote:
>
>>On June 14, 2001 at 12:46:32, Frank Quisinsky wrote:
>>
>>>Hi there,
>>>
>>>I add in my News Ticker log files from TheKing 3.12 under Fritz 6 GUI with the
>>>tool from Odd Gunnar Malin.
>>>
>>>I cann´t understand in which adpater is now a mistake.
>>>The adapter from Chess-Base or the adapter from Odd Gunnar Malin ?
>>>
>>>By the way ...
>>>The sensation is, that we have now a "double ponder move" :-)
>>>
>>>Frank`s Chess Page, News Ticker
>>>http://amateurschach.in-trier.de/news.htm
>>>
>>
>>Is this right?
>>You setup a match with the King with parameters 40 moves in 5 min.
>>
>>You play 1.a3
>
>Right !
>
>>The King answer 1...e5
>
>Right !
>
>>What is illegal with this.
>
>All is right for move 01.a3 and 01. ... e5
>Now I must make my move 02.
>
>I wait and looked the ponder analyses:
>
>Ply 5
>right
>Ply 6
>right
>Ply 7
>right
>Ply 8
>right
>Ply 9
>right
>Ply 10 no I see no Ply 10 !!
>
>With the WB adapter from Chess-Base (23.11.00) the ponder mode stoped after Ply
>9 !!
>With the WB adapter from Chess-Base (24.05.01) the podner mode stoped after Ply
>9 and The King make no a permanent brain analyses for the next move :-)) I mean
>for move 3 and not for move 2 because I make to this moment not my second move
>!!
>
>This is the mistake !!
>Please try this with version 3.12 or 3.12c (the same mistakte).
>I am not sure ... I little mistake in your adapter or in the WinBoard adapter.
>
>>I have no understanding on how Fritz adopt his play to your, so sorry I can not
>>help with the log fil, but my guesses is that its not the adapter nor the
>>inbetween nor the King, but The GUI that try to make the game interseting.
>
>Please try this.
>Make a move 1. a3. After the answere 1. e5 please look in your debug file
>(*.init with debug = true). You can see after Ply 9 the mistake.
>
>>But what do I know, I have never played a game in this GUI.
>>Also take a note on my email.
>
>No problem with TheKing under Shredder or other GUIs.
>I played here games and looked in the tool TaskInfo.
>
>>opr=110
>>and lines like that should not be in the ini file
>>a comment is marked with ;
>>
>>; this is a comment
>>; opr=110 this is also a comment.
>>
>>Translation is used like this:
>>
>>incomming := outgoing
>>
>>And set AnalyzeMode to True in init file (tips from Sarah B)
>>Odd Gunnar Malin
>
>Ok, I will checked AnalyseMode=True !
>In my example is analyzeMode=False but I think this options is not important for
>this mistake.
>
>Best
>Frank
Frank,
It might be possible that you have not mapped a 900x or 1000x message.
Example:
[Server2Client]
snip:
9004 := 9
9005 := 9
9006 := 9
9007 := 9
9008 := 9
9009 := 9
snip...
If the King (3.12c) sends say 9008 to CB-WB adaptor, bad things might happen.
Maybe the King just stops trying. You can look in the folder where the King
engine is and examine "logfile.text" (Logfile = True must be in .init file).
Then you can look for messages that are being missed.
This is the map list I am using now, maybe to many entries, maybe some missing,
but good luck so far. TheKing3.12c from 1.02 patch and 24/05/01 adaptor. Hope
this helps but who knows, I could be way off track. Maybe someone doesn't like
the display depths (second numbers) I've used, but that can be changed. I think
it's mostly important to catch the first number so it is not passed to the
adaptor. Regards, BK
[Server2Client]
1001 := 1
2001 := 2
3001 := 3
3002 := 3
3003 := 3
4001 := 4
4002 := 4
4003 := 4
4004 := 4
5002 := 5
5003 := 5
5004 := 5
5005 := 5
6002 := 6
6003 := 6
6004 := 6
6005 := 6
6006 := 6
7003 := 7
7004 := 7
7005 := 7
7006 := 7
7007 := 7
8003 := 8
8004 := 8
8005 := 8
8006 := 8
8007 := 8
8008 := 8
9004 := 9
9005 := 9
9006 := 9
9007 := 9
9008 := 9
9009 := 9
10004 := 10
10005 := 10
10006 := 10
10007 := 10
10008 := 10
10009 := 10
10010 := 10
11005 := 11
11006 := 11
11007 := 11
11008 := 11
11009 := 11
11010 := 11
11011 := 11
12005 := 12
12006 := 12
12007 := 12
12008 := 12
12009 := 12
12010 := 12
12011 := 12
12012 := 12
13006 := 13
13007 := 13
13008 := 13
13009 := 13
13010 := 13
13011 := 13
13012 := 13
13013 := 13
14006 := 14
14007 := 14
14008 := 14
14009 := 14
14010 := 14
14011 := 14
14012 := 14
14013 := 14
14014 := 14
15007 := 15
15008 := 15
15009 := 15
15010 := 15
15011 := 15
15012 := 15
15013 := 15
15014 := 15
15015 := 15
16007 := 16
16008 := 16
16009 := 16
16010 := 16
16011 := 16
16012 := 16
16013 := 16
16014 := 16
16015 := 16
16016 := 16
17008 := 17
17009 := 17
17010 := 17
17011 := 17
17012 := 17
17013 := 17
17014 := 17
17015 := 17
17016 := 17
17017 := 17
18008 := 18
18009 := 18
18010 := 18
18011 := 18
18012 := 18
18013 := 18
18014 := 18
18015 := 18
18016 := 18
18017 := 18
18018 := 18
19009 := 19
19010 := 19
19011 := 19
19012 := 19
19013 := 19
19014 := 19
19015 := 19
19016 := 19
19017 := 19
19018 := 19
19019 := 19
20019 := 20
20020 := 20
21020 := 21
22021 := 22
23022 := 23
24023 := 24
25024 := 25
26025 := 26
27026 := 27
28027 := 28
29028 := 29
30029 := 30
31030 := 31
32031 := 32
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