Author: Eelco de Groot
Date: 08:22:54 11/20/05
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On November 20, 2005 at 10:56:57, Eelco de Groot wrote: >On November 20, 2005 at 08:25:20, Dario Zuccolotto wrote: > >>Could someone please help me by explaining how to use the different Pro Deo >>personalities in Arena GUI. >> >>Many thanks >> >>Dario > >Hello Dario, > >Unfortunately I don't use Arena muself and don't know the proper procedure but >did you run into specific difficulties using Pro Deo or just looking for a step >by step procedure to use the personalities? It probably also depends on whether >you install Pro Deo as a winboard engine or UCI. > >Regards, >Eelco This was a vaguely related post about setting amount of hash for Pro Deo under Arena if installed as Winboard engine. After the "w" parameter it is maybe possible to give Arena on the command line the name of the engine (.eng)- file that you want to use, for instance prodeo.exe w7 rebel.eng But I'm not entirely sure that works in Arena. Possibly it should be entered as "prodeo.exe w7 rebel.eng", that is within "". Eelco ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted by Martin Baumung (Profile) on October 13, 2005 at 02:09:14: In Reply to: Question for Ed Schroder or anyone re: Pro Deo Hashtables Under Arena posted by Gerald Grimsley on October 12, 2005 at 18:29:15: Hi Gerald, you probably set up ProDeo as an UCI Engine using the WB2UCI converter... therefore Arena will not show the memory used by ProDeo, but the one used by the converter. That's roughly the 1MB you are seeing. However you could set up as a Winboard engine (ProDeo IS a WB engine and Arena supports the WB protocol). Just chose the file "prodeo.exe" instead of "rebeluci.exe" and set the engine type to winboard. Then you can change the HT-size via the command line options - the option w7 for instance will make ProDeo use roughly 128MB. Cheers, Martin -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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