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Subject: ping/pong implementation in crafty

Author: Steffen Jakob

Date: 12:34:05 09/10/02

The xboard protocol spec says:

"ping N" ... "if you receive a ping while pondering, you should reply
immediately and continue pondering."

Crafty doesn't do this correctly. If you send "ping N" to crafty while it is
pondering it delays its response until a move was made.

Greetings,
Steffen.

• Re: ping/pong implementation in crafty Robert Hyatt 14:46:55 09/10/02
  • Re: ping/pong implementation in crafty Peter Fendrich 01:10:46 09/11/02
• Re: ping/pong implementation in crafty Dann Corbit 12:48:33 09/10/02
  • Re: ping/pong implementation in crafty Andreas Guettinger 05:34:25 09/11/02
    • Re: ping/pong implementation in crafty Dann Corbit 11:07:00 09/11/02
  • Re: ping/pong implementation in crafty Russell Reagan 23:05:32 09/10/02
    • Re: ping/pong implementation in crafty Daniel Clausen 00:08:51 09/11/02
      • Re: ping/pong implementation in crafty Russell Reagan 12:16:11 09/11/02
        • Re: ping/pong implementation in crafty Daniel Clausen 00:50:16 09/12/02
          • Re: ping/pong implementation in crafty Russell Reagan 07:12:11 09/12/02
            • Re: ping/pong implementation in crafty Miguel A. Ballicora 08:02:51 09/12/02
              • Re: ping/pong implementation in crafty Russell Reagan 14:15:40 09/12/02
                • Re: ping/pong implementation in crafty Miguel A. Ballicora 20:34:05 09/12/02
                • Re: ping/pong implementation in crafty Jeremiah Penery 16:26:28 09/12/02
              • Re: ping/pong implementation in crafty Daniel Clausen 08:18:10 09/12/02
                • Re: ping/pong implementation in crafty Russell Reagan 14:20:24 09/12/02
                • Re: ping/pong implementation in crafty Miguel A. Ballicora 10:08:39 09/12/02
      • Re: ping/pong implementation in crafty Slater Wold 00:46:09 09/11/02

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