rambiz khalili wrote: > hi again, > well, in terms of input and output, what i want is to put in the > positions of the two players and get out the winning probability for the > player on roll. a typical line of the ascii file i'm looking for, runs > like this: > > 440231 552210 0.847 > 440231 meaning 4 checkers on the 6 point, 4 checkers on the 5 point, gap > on 4, 2 on the 3 point etc. > likewise 552210 means: 5 checkers on the 6 and 5 point each, etc. > and finally 0.847 shall be the winning probability for the first player > (440231). > regards > rambiz
OK, I'll release my tool: http://www.gnubg.org/media/boa.tar.gz The tar file contains source code and executable for windows. It reads a file gnubg_os0.bd for each instance. The database file must be in the same directory as you run the tool. It works as you suggested. Example: type at the prompt: boa 1234 4101 (boa = bearoff analyser) Player on roll has 4 men on acepoint, 1 man on 2-point, no men on 3-point, and 1 man on four point. Opponent (not on roll) has 1 man on acepoint, 2 men on his twopoint, 3 men on 3-point, 4 men on his four point. This is just meant as an example of how to turn the database into something simple. I would guess it's pretty simple to make this program crash. Features: Source code provided. Reports gammons Requirements: glib and gobject, gnubg_os0.bd Known bugs: no checking whenever board contains less than 16 checkers. Good luck! -Øystein
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