Author: Jeremiah Penery
Date: 22:30:11 04/19/99
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On April 20, 1999 at 01:06:09, James Robertson wrote: >On April 20, 1999 at 00:31:01, Jeremiah Penery wrote: > >>Winboard can't play an entire tournament by itself, but you can have it play >>several games between two different engines. This is done by using the >>"-matchGames" option. For example, the line: >> >>winboard -fcp "c:\crafty\crafty.exe" -fd "c:\crafty" -scp "c:\comet\comet.exe" >>-sd "c:\comet" -time 5 -inc 0 -matchGames 20 >> >>(all on one line) will play a 20 game match between Crafty and Comet (assuming >>they are in the directories I gave) with alternating colors, with time controls >>of 5 min/game (I think those are the proper syntax to make a 5 min/game, but >>they may not be). Of course, you can add/change any of the command-line options >>you need for your purposes. >> >>Hope this helps. :) >> >>Jeremiah > >I have had the same problem as Rafael. I like to run tests (with the /mg >command) overnight, but I would like to also run several different tests >sequentially in one night. I was going to try the batch file thing, but it is >discouraging to find it doesn't work.... > >James I didn't mean to imply that a batch file wouldn't work! But this, combined with a batch file, would probably easier than having the batch file handle each game separately. Sorry for not making that clear. :) Jeremiah
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