Am Samstag 10 Oktober 2009 00:12:55 schrieb andrei raevsky:
> *Stockfish 1.5 (derivative of Glaurung) is now the undisputed king of the
> open source engines. The Fruit family (e.g. Toga etc) has finally been
> dethroned. Stockfish and Thinker are my two favorite practice partners --
> they both
I repeated the process for the 5 PGN files without any problem. The only
issue issue that could appear is a RAM shortage (I have 2 GB, and the
resulting base eats 700 MB).
Pascal
2009/10/10 Dale Hards
> >Could you please detail the procedure to reproduce this ? What are exactly
> >the bases you
>Could you please detail the procedure to reproduce this ? What are exactly
>the bases you use, Scid's commands entered since its startup, etc. ? Even
>some screenshots could help. I just tried opening up ICOFY PGN files and it
>works for me.
Running SCID 4.0 on Ubuntu 8.04 from source (make insta
Hi,
Interesting, I was not aware of this. Stockfish 1.5 is based on Glaurung 2.1
so I will not be able to port it to Pocket Scid (threads + memory
requirements). It has many options but not the ability to lower its level of
play (ELO rating simulation).
It works under Linux like any other UCI eng
