Author: Günther Simon
Date: 15:43:04 06/16/03
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On June 16, 2003 at 17:00:42, ERIQ wrote: >single amd 2.275ghz >512mb DDR > >I will post games and craftys logs, but how do I get yace logs? You did not say which GUI you will use? (I suggest WB for two WB programs to get their full strength...) You should also use the newest Yace_Paderborn instead of 0.99.50 and Crafty 19.03. BTW you can also create bitboard endgame tables for Yace if you start Yace in console mode (takes only a few seconds on a fat machine - just take a look in the readme). Example for Yace.ini: (auto_log sets the log files) ........................................................................... REM initialization file for Yace ; If you want to put all logfiles in a directory, i.e. first create the ; subdirectory logs and then uncomment the line. ; log_path logs\ auto_log ; Use 30 Megabytes for hash tables. Change this to a size suitable for ; your hardware. You can use numbers like 10.5M, 10.5m, 10500k or 105000000. hash 72M ; set the chache size for endgame tables. Default is 2M. I suggest to use ; not less than 1M and not more than 8M. ; egtb_cache 4M ; Where to find the endgame tables, Nalimov format, compressed or uncompressed ; If you don't have endgame tables, delete the following line tbldir d:\sicherheit\chess\tbs ; save all my games sgames yacegam.pgn ; positional learning now is on by default book_learn 6 ; to disable book learning, I suggest ; book_learn 4 ; Yes - 4 and not 0, so that Yace will have access to NAGs in dblearn.bin bbpath c:\winboard\yace_paderborn .............................................................................. Regards, Günther
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