Author: Günther Simon
Date: 09:00:50 07/08/03
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>>Hi Michel, >> >>I dont know if it will help, but if I look in my WB.ini, I have >> >>/movesPerSession=40 >>/timeDelay=1 >>/timeControl="5" >>/timeIncrement=-1 >> >>for 40moves/5minutes, may be you should try inc '-1' instead of '0'? >> >>Regards, >>Günther > >Changing the inifile didn't work. But this gave me an idea. I changed my command >file to: > >C:\engine>"c:\program files\winboard\WinBoard.exe" -mg 9999 -debug -cp -fd "C:\e >ngine\Nullmover" -fcp "Nullmover_020g9.exe" -sd "C:\engine\Kaissa 1.0" -scp "Kai >ssa2_10.exe" -size tiny -thinking -ponderNextMove false -sgf c:\engine\pgn\match >.pgn /movesPerSession=40 /timeControl="5" /timeIncrement=-1 > >and now it works :-) Must be a winboardbug probably. That was exactly what I meant, you should do in your command line :) I dont think this is a bug in WB, because if you send 'inc 0' it will overrule the WB.ini entry. From the WB help file: '/inc or /timeIncrement seconds If this option is specified, movesPerSession is ignored. Instead, after each player's move, timeIncrement seconds are added to his clock. Use -timeIncrement 0 if you want to require the entire game to be played in one timeControl period, with no increment. Default: -1, which specifies movesPerSession mode.' Regards, Günther
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