Re: [Scid-users] Prodeo in Scid

2009-11-10 Thread shiv shivaji
Wrapper looks like a good idea. I will revisit this when I get time. Shiv From: Alexander Wagner To: shiv shivaji Cc: Pascal Georges ; scid-users@lists.sourceforge.net Sent: Mon, November 9, 2009 9:39:26 AM Subject: Re: [Scid-users] Prodeo in Scid shiv

Re: [Scid-users] Prodeo in Scid

2009-11-09 Thread Alexander Wagner
shiv shivaji wrote: Hi! > I doubt this is possible anymore given that Ed is not working on Prodeo > anymore. Prodeo is closed source. Closed source is always a bad thing, as we can see again. Still, as it seems to be a pretty good engine for playing. I was told by many people that they favour

Re: [Scid-users] Prodeo in Scid

2009-11-08 Thread shiv shivaji
1:29:40 AM Subject: Re: [Scid-users] Prodeo in Scid For me the only acceptable solution is that Prodeo is patched to comply to UCI standard. Pascal 2009/11/8 shiv shivaji The talkchess.com community reported a problem with Prodeo and Scid. >>I did some debugging and found out that the

Re: [Scid-users] Prodeo in Scid

2009-11-08 Thread Pascal Georges
For me the only acceptable solution is that Prodeo is patched to comply to UCI standard. Pascal 2009/11/8 shiv shivaji > The talkchess.com community reported a problem with Prodeo and Scid. > I did some debugging and found out that there are 2 engine issues with > Prodeo and Scid > > Problem #1

[Scid-users] Prodeo in Scid

2009-11-07 Thread shiv shivaji
The talkchess.com community reported a problem with Prodeo and Scid. I did some debugging and found out that there are 2 engine issues with Prodeo and Scid Problem #1: Prodeo does not seem to analyze according to the UCI specifications. On the command line I tried: uci isready position fen