Author: Ed Schröder
Date: 02:43:58 10/06/03
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On October 06, 2003 at 05:25:07, Francesco Di Tolla wrote: >On October 05, 2003 at 18:03:26, Ed Schröder wrote: > >>On October 05, 2003 at 15:06:28, Peter Skinner wrote: >> >>>I have played near 150 games on FICS and ICC with the new Rebel 12, and it >>>constantly loses on time. The problem is the interface and the server are out of >>>sync somehow. In games where the engine stops moving, it recieves a different >>>move played in the game window than what was actually played, thus the engine >>>thinks there is a different position on the board than what is actually there. >>The case is under investigation, it will take some time. > >Ed, >for your information: I have observed a similar problem in a couple of cases. >I got the problem in the CP gui playing alone against Rebel. What happens is >that the program at some point stops moving. The error log states that the gui >is out of sync and the pgn, provided in it, is different from what I have on the >gui. >In both cases the problem emerged when rebel had a totally won position on the >board near to checkmate. I had not used any takeback. > >In one case the program just stopped moving and the gui was uanble to interact >with it. In another the gui reported a move which was also a blunder allowing me >a win in atotally lost position. So I guess this could albo be the source of the >problems other observedin the matches with other engines where Rebel blundered, >and of course this would not have anything to do with nullmoves and calculation >of the engine whatsoever. > >regards >Franz > >p.s. I think I have saved some error.txt if you are interested into Franz, In case you experience such another "out-of-synch" case I will be most grateful if you could send me "error.txt" as well as "debug.txt". My email address is listed in my profile. Thanks. Ed
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