2009/2/20, Israel Chauca Fuentes :
> This change brakes the mac build, here is a patch for
> Makefile.conf.darwin that fixes it.
>
> Israel
Thanks, I will update it.
Pascal
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Bases are not in CVS.
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Wey need to populate the default engines list with correct values,
otherwise the users just find that Scid is broken (analysis, serious
game, etc. don't work). So, I modified the code for the default engine
list, would something like this work? (I don't like the "folder names"
part, maybe
I'm not even sure it was there at all... yeah, my memory is not my
best gift :)
Israel
On Feb 19, 2009, at 12:14 PM, Israel Chauca Fuentes wrote:
> I can't see the bases folder in CVS anymore, is that a recent change?
>
> Israel
>
> -
On Thu, 2009-02-19 at 18:45 +0100, Alexander Wagner wrote:
Hi!
Interesting stuff, but you may have noticed that I am not the
fully-pack-it-with-features type of guy. I am more in favor of improving
what we have before adding new things (that may or may not be related,
even implementation-wise).
Just stumbled upon this:
http://openingmaster.com/Opening-Master-Golden-Pack/View-category.html
They've an interesting choice of database formats.
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On Thu, 2009-02-19 at 18:50 +0100, Alexander Wagner wrote:
> > I will try your /local/opt/tmp/stuff suggestion.
>
> Well, as Pascal pointed out ETCL is for CE only, ActiveState
> on the ohter hand has the problem as well, and on Ubuntu
> you're so near the bleeding edge that I'd guess you'll
> ha
Hi!
Seems strange, but could it be that Scid "looses" some keys? E.g. if I
start up Scid, two windows open up: the main window and the PGN window.
The PGN window has the focus. If I now press CTRL-F12 to open the CC
window together with the default database, the CC window opens up, but
without
I can't see the bases folder in CVS anymore, is that a recent change?
Israel
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Joost ´t Hart wrote:
Hi!
> Thanks Alexander!
>
> I will try your /local/opt/tmp/stuff suggestion.
Well, as Pascal pointed out ETCL is for CE only, ActiveState
on the ohter hand has the problem as well, and on Ubuntu
you're so near the bleeding edge that I'd guess you'll
hardly get a newer versi
Joost ´t Hart wrote:
Hello Joost!
> I am willing to take this on, provided that we agree on
> some sort of specification first.
This is great news :)
> So it is either
> a) a configurable quicker scan, without knowing what is at
> stake beyond,
> or
> b) a full scan, taking some time
I prefer
Sorry that I was maybe not clear enough. I try to clarify below.
Joost.
On Thu, 2009-02-19 at 13:08 +0100, Pascal Georges wrote:
>
>
> 2009/2/19 Joost ´t Hart
>
> The duration of the correction phase depends on the number of
> corrections only (which is easily understo
2009/2/19 Joost ´t Hart
>
> The duration of the correction phase depends on the number of
> corrections only (which is easily understood by the user as he has given
> them 'a go' himself) and is as far as I have noticed reasonably mild.
> Besides, it shows a progress bar.
When using the command
Thanks Alexander!
I will try your /local/opt/tmp/stuff suggestion.
As to your closing remark:
Sure enough, but I meant to ask whether there are any other troubles
when using scid that are caused by tcl/tk 8.5 flaws. Or is the file
selection dialog the only one (as far as you guys have noticed; t
Hi Pascal,
Aha! Now you _are_ interested :-)
I am willing to take this on, provided that we agree on some sort of
specification first.
The points you raise are valid, but you should be aware that the number
of corrections to make in one 'go' does not practically influence the
duration of this 'c
>
>
> 1. My experience is that it takes substantially longer to reach a
> given depth using multipv. For example, taking a position at random:
> using multipv=1 it takes 40 seconds to reach depth 13; using multipv=4
> it takes 101 seconds to reach depth 13.
>
Could you give the number of nodes per
Beware about Etcl : it is the Tcl runtime used for Scid Pocket, but don't
use it under Linux or other OS, or you will get libc conflicts at runtime. I
just mentioned Etcl as an example (and because it is a french product :-) ).
Pascal
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This part of Scid needs more corrections than that. For example :
- triggering a players'name correction makes Scid enter in calculation mode
without any user feedback (and this lasts a couple of minutes)
- the limit of corrections should be user defined (a drop down list with
"1000", "1", "100
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