Hi Folks,
Running gnuchess_5.07 with the input "depth 12; go" can produce different
output, including the openning move:
My move is : e4 (most often), or
My move is : d4, or
My move is : Nc3, etc.
I know that this random behavior is intended: chess players don't like
always to
start with e4, but my goal is to get a consistent execution time with a
given
sequence of commands.
Are there some options/commands of gnuchess that can help me to achieve
this?
For another chess program, crafty, one can use:
ponder=off
noise=0
st=99999
White(1): White(1): pondering disabled.
White(1): noise level set to 0.
White(1): search time set to 99999.00.
to guarantee that the sequence of move commands always
produces the same moves.
Thanks for the help,
Ivan Baev
The program uses pthreads which could contribute to the random
behavior. I'm not sure if one can create a meaningful input that
produces the same response. Chess enthusiasts can try playing with:
/test/kirin/baev/oobp/fast/gnuchess_5.07/gnuchess
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