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Subject: Re: Scid question

Author: Eelco de Groot

Date: 07:21:13 02/06/06

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On February 06, 2006 at 09:34:40, Eelco de Groot wrote:

>On February 06, 2006 at 08:21:03, mike schoonover wrote:
>
>>hi Eelco,
>>i've had no problem at all using scid + engines on
>>my xp system.
>>nor have i heard of any.
>>hope you get it figurwed out.
>>regards
>>mike
>
>Hi Mike, thanks! Well it is not such a big problem. Maybe I did something wrong
>or it is something with servicepack two (I am running Windows XP Pro). Strangely
>enough no engine will start, only Glaurung 1.02 but it immediately terminates. I
>get for a second or so a window that says engines usually only start analyzing
>when the board is changed, but then the engine terminates before I can make a
>move on the board. Glaurung is an UCI engine and I don't think Scid can handle
>UCI? But Scidlet, Scid's own chess engine does not even start. Scid can find the
>tablebases though, it is fun to see the optimal moves and statistics in simple
>endgames with it!
>
> Regards, Eelco

Scidlet now works when I placed the path to the program between parentheses and
made a move on the board! So at least Scidlet works this way, UCI is out of the
question I think, maybe via adapter? UCI not mentioned in the 2002 Helpfiles.
Maybe I can get new Spike to work in winboard mode when it is out!





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