Author: Dieter Buerssner
Date: 09:23:17 06/16/03
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On June 15, 2003 at 20:03:17, ERIQ wrote: >This game was played w/ no book for yace while crafty used book.used xboard, >2.275ghz amd, freebsd is os. I don't have freebsd on my computer. I am also no expert for it. It may need some special setup to run linux binaries, but you probably know much better than me. I remember that Dan Anderson gave some info and a link here in a similar context: http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/linuxemu.html >At one point yace played about 20 moves in 2 sec because it was down on time and >needed to make tc.. I've never seen anything like that. Intresting. Neither did I see this ever. Do you have a log file? If yes, please send it to my by email. >btw: I couldn't get newest yace version to work, anyone know why?? Perhaps the above link will help. I am certainly interested, to make it work. For the Linux executable, I used the Intel compiler for the latest version of Yace. For 0.99.50, I used gcc. Perhaps, this makes the difference. I could provide a gcc-exe, too (but possibly not immediately). Also, the newest Linux version is linked statically (people had problems otherwise because of missing or not correctly set up libraries). Would using a dynamically linked executable help with freebsd compability? Regards, Dieter
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