I was investigating yesterday why scidpocket dont send moves to citrine, and
I found the solution in FAQ at scid homepage:
Novag Citrine does not support any flow control (neither soft or hard
control). So if your adapter requires hardware flow control, you will have
to connect CTS and RTS togethe
Hello,
Does anybody have experience connecting Novag Citrine and ScidPocket. I can
connect and send moves from Citrine to Scid, but when I play against an
engine, the engine moves are not send to citrine. Does anybody have this
problem also? any solution?
Thanks.
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Hi,
I ported Robbolito on Pocket PC and it is a real killer : all other
engines are under the water against it.
Note that I had some trouble converting x86 ASM code to decent C, but I
think the performance is clearly here (just try a tournament between
Robbolito, Toga and Glaurung to get what
Pascal Georges wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I released Scid Pocket 4.0 at sourceforge.
>
> Pascal
>
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Hi,
I released Scid Pocket 4.0 at sourceforge.
Pascal
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> Hello, this is my first post in this mailing list, and I want to thank
> you for your continued efforts to make scid even better.
>
> Since Scid has reached version 4, Scid Pocket is not able to read the
> bases. Do you plan to add support for the new format to Scid Pocket?
>
No
Hello, this is my first post in this mailing list, and I want to thank
you for your continued efforts to make scid even better.
Since Scid has reached version 4, Scid Pocket is not able to read the
bases. Do you plan to add support for the new format to Scid Pocket?
Best regards,
Hi,
I am planning to buy a Samsung Omnia 8GB, WinMobile 6.1
Do you know if SCID pocket could work in it?
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Some people report problems with WM 6.1 (none for WM6.0), but I upgraded my
own PDA (Dell X51v) to WM6.1 and it works for me. I have no clue where the
problem comes from, it may be a cegcc issue (the compiler I use under Linux
to generate a binary for Pocket PC). Given that I don't get the bug myse
I recently bought an HTC Touch that had WM 6.0 on it. HTC and Alltel
released an upgrade to WM6.1 and I installed it.
I was using SCID Pocket just fine before the upgrade, but now I get an
error.
I've read the previous post about WM 6.1 and I am able to run the tcl
application successfully alone.
2008/7/23 Tristan A. McCormick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Pascal-
>
> Did you receive my reply on the problem with Scid Pocket since upgrade to
> WM 6.1?
>
No, I did not.
>
> I have tried re-installs of eTcl and Scid Pocket with no success.
>
Can you launch eTcl alone ?
Pascal
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Pascal-
Did you receive my reply on the problem with Scid Pocket since upgrade to WM
6.1?
I have tried re-installs of eTcl and Scid Pocket with no success.
Thanks,
Tristan
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2008/7/21 Tristan A. McCormick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I just updated my PDA from WM 6.0 to 6.1 and installed the latest Scid
> Pocket and Etcl.
>
> It now crashes on start-up. Is Scid Pocket compatible with WM 6.1?
>
Yes, it is, I also upgraded to WM 6.1 myself.
Maybe try a complete reinstall, a
I just updated my PDA from WM 6.0 to 6.1 and installed the latest Scid Pocket
and Etcl.
It now crashes on start-up. Is Scid Pocket compatible with WM 6.1?
Thanks,
Tristan
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New (bad) results for Scid on Pocket PC :
Tournament finish:
Group A - 'Elite' (Elo >2499):
http://raitpref.hotbox.ru/ct003-1.htm
PGN:
http://raitpref.hotbox.ru/files/pgn/rpc-t3a.pgn
Total Rating list:
http://raitpref.hotbox.ru/ct001-r.htm
My guess is that the time control is too quick.
Hi,
At last I released Scid Pocket 1.0 !
Pascal
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On May 20, 2008, at 12:03 PM, Michal Rudolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Alexander Wagner, wtorek, 20 maja 2008:
>> I just wanted to stress that someone who "just wants to play
>> chess" might be more interested in just using the stuff and
>> not that much in locating a s
Alexander Wagner, wtorek, 20 maja 2008:
>I just wanted to stress that someone who "just wants to play
>chess" might be more interested in just using the stuff and
>not that much in locating a screw named "tcl/tk 8.5 what the
>hell that means". Its just another hinderence (until it is
>broadly dist
Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
Hi!
> I would spend a second on the follwoing thought. Take
> the average user. He fetches scid, starts it and
> nothing works simply cause his distribution does not
> offer Tcl/Tk 8.5. Most likely, these days, he'll not
> fiddle out why it does n
>
> I would spend a second on the follwoing thought. Take the
> average user. He fetches scid, starts it and nothing works
> simply cause his distribution does not offer Tcl/Tk 8.5.
> Most likely, these days, he'll not fiddle out why it does
> not work, and just drop the project and never come back
Hi!
> Pascal Georges, sobota, 17 maja 2008:
> >There are some changes to apply to Makefiles, that's all. But
to take
> >advantage of new widgets, some code needs to be rewritten, but
> most it is
> >really simple : for example button -> ttk::button. So for each
Sci
2008/5/17 Michal Rudolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Pascal Georges, sobota, 17 maja 2008:
> >There are some changes to apply to Makefiles, that's all. But to take
> >advantage of new widgets, some code needs to be rewritten, but most it is
> >really simple : for example button -> ttk::button. So for e
Pascal Georges, sobota, 17 maja 2008:
>There are some changes to apply to Makefiles, that's all. But to take
>advantage of new widgets, some code needs to be rewritten, but most it is
>really simple : for example button -> ttk::button. So for each Scid's
>dialogs or windows, it is just a few minut
2008/5/17 Michal Rudolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Pascal Georges, sobota, 17 maja 2008:
> >Hi,
> >
> >I released a new version of Scid Pocket :
> >
> >- less memory requirements
> >- Tk 8.5 widgets are now used, with various themes.
> >
> >The use of Tk 8.5 makes Scid's UI look somewhat better, and
Pascal Georges, sobota, 17 maja 2008:
>Hi,
>
>I released a new version of Scid Pocket :
>
>- less memory requirements
>- Tk 8.5 widgets are now used, with various themes.
>
>The use of Tk 8.5 makes Scid's UI look somewhat better, and I hope that this
>can be used for Scid PC ASAP (but I will have
Hi,
I released a new version of Scid Pocket :
- less memory requirements
- Tk 8.5 widgets are now used, with various themes.
The use of Tk 8.5 makes Scid's UI look somewhat better, and I hope that this
can be used for Scid PC ASAP (but I will have to wait at least 6 months I
guess).
Pascal
Hi,
I released a new version of Scid Pocket (see download section).
No changelog, no documentation, just browse the menus :-)
Novag Citrine is tricky but it is now enough reliable to play rated
games at freechess.org and to play games against one of the engines (I
recommend Greko as it is the
the files and the piece sets.
Best regards,
Cory
Cory Helfrich
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Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2008 9:57:39 AM
Subject: Re: [Scid-users] Scid Pocket
Ah, I foun
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To: Cory Helfrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; scid-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2008 8:55:22 AM
Subject: Re: [Scid-users] Scid Pocket
Cory Helfrich schrieb:
Hi Cory!
> Now, if
Cory Helfrich schrieb:
Hi Cory!
> Now, if Hiarcs would handle move variations and
> annotations, it would do most of the functions I need from
> my Palm (given that scid will not be available).
OpenChess handles them. Probably you want to check out
palmopenchess.sf.net. As play/analysis eng
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Cc: scid-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Monday, January 14, 2008 3:58:39 PM
Subject: Re: [Scid-users] Scid Pocket
Selon Alexander Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Another option wou
Selon Alexander Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Another option would be Hiarcs for Palm, but as a commercial
> program it might be a target to interface to it's pgn
> converter but OC would have the advantage of being OS.
>
> An outbound interface to sme external convertor is on my
> personal wishl
Gene Venable schrieb:
Hi!
> Yes, it doesn't install Pascal's version. I don't know
> whether it's a .deb file -- anyone who wants more detail
> can Google for it as easily as I could.
Pascals version is just a tar.bz2 with the source of course.
The question is wether you'd probably have en
Yes, it doesn't install Pascal's version. I don't know whether it's a .deb
file -- anyone who wants more detail can Google for it as easily as I could.
Alexander Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Gene Venable schrieb:
Hi!
> It probably needs OS2008. If you have all the
> repositories, it ju
Gene Venable schrieb:
Hi!
> It probably needs OS2008. If you have all the
> repositories, it just shows up on the Installable Programs
> list in Application Manager.
But that will, as far as I understand it, install scid 3.6.1
from the debian repositories, not hte version extended by
Pascal.
It probably needs OS2008. If you have all the repositories, it just shows up on
the Installable Programs list in Application Manager.
Magnus Larsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi!
How do you install and run scid on the N800? I use a N770, and would
love scid on it.
Magnus L
Gene Venable skr
Hi!
How do you install and run scid on the N800? I use a N770, and would
love scid on it.
Magnus L
Gene Venable skrev:
> I'm typing this on a Nokia 800, a handheld computer on which Scid works
> great. You can buy them for not much more than $200 and use them for almost
> everything a lapto
I'm typing this on a Nokia 800, a handheld computer on which Scid works great.
You can buy them for not much more than $200 and use them for almost everything
a laptop can do. When I'm not looking at Alekhine's best games on it, I take it
jogging in my pocket to listen to mp3's and browse the ne
pgeorges schrieb:
Hi!
> Let me be clear : I am a big fan of Palm OS, and I still like my old
> Tungsten E.
> But :
> - the "market" is clear, Pocket won due to big errors from Palm,
Hm, well it might be that OS X could come up as an
alternative taking developments like the iPhone into
accoun
rges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Scid Users List
> Sent: Wednesday, December 5, 2007 11:29:45 PM
> Subject: [Scid-users] Scid Pocket
>
> Hi,
>
> I released a new version of Scid Pocket with Fruit 2.3.1 (closed source
> version of Fruit, which is really strong, even if Glaur
Hello Pascal,
Have you considered a Palm OS version of Scid Pocket?
Thanks,
Cory
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Subject: [Scid-users] Scid Pocket
Hi,
I re
Hi,
I released a new version of Scid Pocket with Fruit 2.3.1 (closed source
version of Fruit, which is really strong, even if Glaurung manages to
win some games).
I left there Fruit 2.1, just in case.
Pascal
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Hi,
I just released a new version of Scid Pocket with an overall
optimisation of the 6 embeded engines : the speedup is about 60% in the
number of nodes per second (can be tuned in engines' options).
Pascal
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Hi,
I released a new version of Scid Pocket (v 0.19) with the first ported
xboard engine : Phalanx.
Now games can be played with an opponent of a given Elo strength (more
reliable than the code I wrote to make UCI engines behave like that).
Note that Phalanx always looses (or draws) against the
Hi,
I released a new version of Scid Pocket with Glaurung engine added.
It is possible to make a tournament between Glaurung and Toga, and even
if the nodes per second calculated by Glaurung are lower, it seems to be
a better engine than Toga.
Pascal
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smartphones and newest Pocket PC handles compressed CAB.
So next releases will be uncompressed CAB files.
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pgeorges a écrit :
> John Fisher a écrit :
>
>> Thanks for the prompt response. I downloaded the cab you suggested and
John Fisher a écrit :
> Thanks for the prompt response. I downloaded the cab you suggested and
> it installed! I clicked on the "program" installed and up came scid
> (initially under a blank console screen which I closed) . Using "X" to
> close down was a bit of a disaster though it got stuck i
Thanks for the prompt response. I downloaded the cab you suggested and it
installed! I clicked on the "program" installed and up came scid (initially
under a blank console screen which I closed) . Using "X" to close down was a
bit of a disaster though it got stuck in a loop running "tearoffn" progr
Hi,
I uploaded ScidPocket 0.10 at http://prolinux.free.fr/scid/PPC.html
To my point of view, it is really robust and I wrote some code to check
memory leak on Pocket PC (which is less important on a PC), and
everything seems ok now.
The only negative feedback I got is that someone could not in
Hi,
I uploaded a new version of Scid for Pocket PC that should solve the UI
freezes I encountered sometimes and were due to errors in an external
Tcl file used by Scid (combobox.tcl).
So I'd like to know if this works better now (note that if your PDA is
pushed to the limits, that is with insu
Hi,
I uploaded Scid pocket 0.2 with a better lookking "Opening Tree" display
and added a book window (similar to Scid's). Two books are available :
"gm2600" and "performance".
Books are binary compatible with Polyglot and Scid's one (good news !).
Pascal
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Hi,
I released Scid Pocket 0.0.3, which supports QVGA Pocket PC (screen
resolution of 320x240).
http://prolinux.free.fr/scid/PPC.html
Pascal
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