Author: Mike Byrne
Date: 08:26:20 07/05/03
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On July 05, 2003 at 10:37:48, Dimitris Poulos wrote: >On July 05, 2003 at 09:54:35, Mike Byrne wrote: > >>On July 05, 2003 at 07:14:35, Dimitris Poulos wrote: >> >>>Sorry, I have problem to use it. I tried with the wbtoUci adapter but I got >>>illegal function and termination. I also tried as a winboard engine with >>>crafty.rc but nothing. When I start wcrafty it doesn't recognise the crafty.rc >>>parameters. >>>P.S I use Fritz 8. OS Windows Millenium. Did you make it for Windows XP perhaps? >>> >>>Regards, Dimitris >> >>Dimitris, >> >>I think it should work - I use WIN2K. I never used WINME - so I'm not familiar >>with with WINME problems. to solve the problem we will have to isolate the >>source. From my many years of experince of using crafty. There are 3 main >>sources of errors in Win Carfty: >> >>1. Opening books - saftest is using the books from Bob's site. >> >>2. Issues related to logging. These are tied to the next issue. >> >>3, Using "spaces" in folder names that Crafty is accessing. Remove all spaces >>from folder names - use simple diectories like: >> >>"c:\tb" for tablebases >>"c:\books" for books >>"c:\crafty" for your crafty files. >> >>Using directory names like "c:\progtram folders\crafty" will cause problems >> ^ >> no spaces >> >>FYI, I do not even use spaces for Fritz 8 - as matter of habit. It's simply: >> >>"d:\chessbase\engines\crafty" >> >>If you have spaces - fix that first. Also grab the books from Bob's site and see >>if that works, >> >>Best, >> >>Michael > >It doesn't work no matter what I do. The consistent message is: fault in >kernel32.dll. Anyway I wish you good luck in your testings. >Regards, Dimitris I'm sorry to hear that. There is not too much I can do. What processor does your machine have - perhaps I try to target is specifically for your processor. Mike
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