Hi,
I will have very few free time until end of this year to work on my go
program, so I have decided to cleanup the code and release it in free
software sooner that what I've wanted.
So after some work I'e obtained a version of goober with light
Monte-Carlo, hash-tree exploration with UCT for planing and some
optimisations like AMAF, benson-life and opening book.
There is still missing things like time handling instead of fixed
iteration and seki detection, but it works and before releasing it I've
wanted to retest it on CGOS 9x9 and 13x13.
So I've downloaded last client and made config files for the 2 version
and run them. All works ok and players go in the waiting queue. But when
the game start, the engine ask my program to play, wait for response,
and when it get it, it stop saying my program have crashed.
This is the output of the client :
[...]
14:54:10 S->C username
14:54:10 C->S Goober-0.6.0-25k-1
14:54:10 S->C password
14:54:10 C->S Hy13yn
15:02:07 S->C setup 553666 9 7.5 300000 Goober-0.6.0-25k-1(1200?)
AverageLib(545)
15:02:07 C->E boardsize 9
15:02:07 E->C =
15:02:07 C->E clear_board
15:02:07 E->C =
15:02:07 C->E komi 7.5
15:02:07 E->C =
15:02:10 S->C play b H5 300000
15:02:10 C->E play b H5
15:02:10 E->C =
15:02:10 S->C genmove w 300000
15:02:10 C->E genmove w
15:02:10 E->C =c5
15:02:10 Apparently, engine crashed
But there is no sign of crash in my engine, all goes like if the cgos
client have interrupt my engine. If I restart the client, it replay this
start, send correctly the move made by my oponent but re-ask my engine
to think about the move already send, like if the client have discarded
the previous response.
I've checked my GTP code and all seems ok, when I use gogui to play
against it or gogui tools to make tests, all works ok.
I have no time for the moment to investigate this more but does anyone
of you have encoutered this type of strange things with cgos client ?
Thanks
Tom
PS: The code is not fully ready to be realeased but if some of you want
to take a look at it, you can download the current version at :
http://oniros.org/goober.c
It's only 2000 lines of code with 25% of comments.
--
Thomas Lavergne "Entia non sunt multiplicanda praeter
necessitatem." (Guillaume d'Ockham)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://oniros.org
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