Author: Chris Taylor
Date: 06:12:41 08/21/04
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I have set up Prodeo with your new files. The first thing I have noticed is Shredder asks for a hash size to be set. I have enough memory for 400Mb. This also shows up after setting. After this all PD started to play ok, so I will leave it playing Hiarcs 9: 2 x 3000AMD. 30 mins oer game... This is full auto232! Tell me what specific info you will be looking for. Please don't get too complicated I am not a programmer? Chris On August 20, 2004 at 23:03:07, Odd Gunnar Malin wrote: >On August 20, 2004 at 17:28:15, Odd Gunnar Malin wrote: > >>On August 20, 2004 at 16:44:31, Christian Koch wrote: >> >>>Hello Ingo, >>> >>>here is the output from Shredder Classic: >>> >>>Engine: Pro Deo 1.0 (0 MB) >>>by Ed Schroeder >>> >>>Rebel shows 107 MB in taskmanager... >>> >>>Is Shredder Classic crappy too? >>> >> >>ProDeo (the adapter in real) don't give any hash info to the gui. Shredder >>Classic do it right in not offering the user to set the hash. I guess this >>infostring (0 MB) is just a method to get this logged. >> >>The problem with the ProDeo (and some other) are that it isn't an easy way to >>translate a hashsize in MB to the right command. I have made a method >>(HashFormula) to calculate a value from the given hashvalue so if you are able >>to create a formula for this translation you can use this. >> >>If there is a demand for an easier method I can make a feature with a setting >>like this: >> >>HashSetting=min.val|max.val|command;min.val|max.val|command;etc... >>ex. for ProDeo >>HashSetting=0|3|w1;4|11|w2;12|23|w3;24|39|w4;40|59|w5;etc... >> >>or something similar. >> >>The programming part takes just a few minutes, but all changes have to be tested >>and for the moment I'm very busy (just a week to our main otb tournament). >> > >If someone want to test this, you can find a version with this feature at: >http://home.online.no/~malin/sjakk/download/Wb2Uci_1.3_B15.zip > >Difference from the above description is that I reuse HashFormula instead of a >new variable. Also a maxvalue of 0 means no max value. > >Here is my Wb2Uci.eng file I used for a few test in Shredder Classic. > >;---------------------------------------- >[ENGINE] >Name = Pro Deo 1.0 >Author = Ed Schroeder >Filename = rebeluci.exe > >[OPTIONS] >Program = prodeo.exe >HashCommand=w%i rebel.eng >HashOnCommandline=true >HashFormula=0|3|1;4|11|2;12|23|3;24|39|4;40|59|5;60|99|6;100|199|7;200|399|8;400|0|9 >Hash=4 >; InitString = BookOff/n >LevelType = 2 >SimulateHint = true >TerminateHard = true >; In WIN XP or Win NT TerminateHard = true >Protocol = 1 >Logfile=false >Visible = Hash,Ponder,Logfile,Extras > >[EXTRAS] >AntiGM=setvar antigm|spin|0|0|3 >Playingstyle=setvar playstyle|spin|2|0|4 >Strength=setvar playstrength|spin|2|0|2 >Personality=setvar personality >personal\%s.eng|combo|Rebel|Rebel1|Rebel2|Rebel3|Rebel >;--------------------------------------------- > >(Correct the above list if some lines make an unwanted linebreak) > >As you can see I had to move the default personality from the program line into >the hashcommand to be able to add a string (hashsetting) before the personality. > >The changes since the public version on the internet are: >// 15.05.04 - Send options straight after 'protover' command >// 02.08.04 - Bugfix, missing cp in autoscore to avoid a drawoffer from the gui. >// 12.08.04 - Force new on ucinewgame. >// 12.08.04 - Added support for UCI_Opponent. >// 13.08.04 - Accept stringvalue in feature without quotes. >// 21.08.04 - Added possible to have unlinare hashvalues in 'HashFormula' >// 21.08.04 - Changed max hashsize to 1024 > >Nothing of this is tested enough. > >Odd Gunnar >> >>> >>> >>>On August 20, 2004 at 14:28:08, Ingo Bauer wrote: >>> >>>>On August 20, 2004 at 14:22:27, robert flesher wrote: >>>> >>>>>Please help :) >>>> >>>>Ok, this time it is my turn: Pls check that with your taskmanager and do not >>>>trust any crapy software! >>>> >>>>Regards >>>>Ingo >>>> >>>>PS: No I will not complain that Chessbase is unable (or unwilling) to fix a bug >>>>that is known for at least a year now.
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