Re: [Bug-gnubg] MonteCarlo
* Massimiliano Maini [EMAIL PROTECTED] [070710 12:52]: Hi, if anybody is going to MonteCarlo, I should be there (at least sat and sun), nice occasion to meet. Let me know who's going, I'll try to catch you (easy if you're still playing on sunday :)) I'm there but lost my 1st round match against Norbert Wiebusch. Error rate 2.5, so just bad luck. www.acepoint.de/index.php?id=117. I'm going to St.Paul du vence today, to the dinner tonight. Can we meet tomorrow? I play 1st consolation at around 4pm. Ciao Achim ___ Bug-gnubg mailing list Bug-gnubg@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-gnubg
Re: [Bug-gnubg] MonteCarlo
I'm there but lost my 1st round match against Norbert Wiebusch. Error rate 2.5, so just bad luck. www.acepoint.de/index.php?id=117. I'm going to St.Paul du vence today, to the dinner tonight. Can we meet tomorrow? I play 1st consolation at around 4pm. Hi Achim, 2.5 ... pretty good ... is it the gnubg error rate or the snowie one : I think the only days I'll be in MonteCarlo will be Saturday and Sunday :( Do you play under your full name or under a nickname ? I'll try to catch you on the boards. MaX. ___ Bug-gnubg mailing list Bug-gnubg@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-gnubg
Re: [Bug-gnubg] MonteCarlo
* Massimiliano Maini [EMAIL PROTECTED] [070711 11:26]: I'm there but lost my 1st round match against Norbert Wiebusch. Error rate 2.5, so just bad luck. www.acepoint.de/index.php?id=117. I'm going to St.Paul du vence today, to the dinner tonight. Can we meet tomorrow? I play 1st consolation at around 4pm. Hi Achim, 2.5 ... pretty good ... is it the gnubg error rate or the snowie one : I think the only days I'll be in MonteCarlo will be Saturday and Sunday :( Do you play under your full name or under a nickname ? I'll try to catch you on the boards. Full name. Either search for me then or ask the tournament directors. Ciao Achim ___ Bug-gnubg mailing list Bug-gnubg@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-gnubg
Re: [Bug-gnubg] Compilation errors when building gnubg on windows XP
On 7/6/07, bar tomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You were right about libxml2.dll. I had another copy of the dll on my computer. I fixed that. Now when I run the program it starts to initialize (the program window says 'initialising neural networks')but then it crashes with one of those windows error messages: 'the program has encountered a problem and needs to close'. When clicking on the debug button of the error screen I get 'Unhandled exception in gnubg.exe (MSVCRT.DLL): 0xC005: Access Violation'. Would the building of the command line interface version of gnubg be less problematic? I don't really mind about not having the graphical interface, the CLI would be fine for me. Thanks a lot. There was a bug, it should be fixed now. Christian. ___ Bug-gnubg mailing list Bug-gnubg@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-gnubg
[Bug-gnubg] Export error for JellyFish mat-files
Hi everyone, I still use the mat-format frequently to archive matches. I just recognized a bug of gnubg (both 0.15 and 0.16) when exporting matches into mat format under the following condition: One player still has some chances, rolls his dice, doesn't roll the required rolls and resigns after rolling without having moved his checkers. The sgf-file will contain the rolled dice and the resignation. The exported mat file however does not show the rolled dice. Instead the mat file will contain the dice and moves done by the _other_ play before. Here a little example from a match of this year's World Championship (thanks, ace): That's how game 1 was actually played. After rolling 41 player BLACK resigned in game 1: 17 point match Game 1 WHITE : 0 BLACK : 0 1) 53: 8/3 6/3 54: 13/8 24/20 2) 31: 8/5* 6/553: 3) Doubles = 2Takes 4) 51: 13/8 24/23 32: 25/23 24/21 5) 63: 13/7 7/4* 51: 25/24 6/1* 6) 33: 25/22 13/10 10/7 7/453: 8/3* 6/3 7) 22: 25/23 23/21 6/4 4/2*64: 8) 22: 13/11 8/6 6/4 4/2 42: 9) 64: 11/5 5/1* 41: 25/24* 10) 52: 25/20 13/11 52: 11) 32: 21/18 8/6 61: 25/24 13/7* 12) 21: 25/24* 20/18* 34: 13) 11: 11/10 6/5 5/4 4/3 63: 14) 61: 24/18 3/2 65: 15) 62: 18/16 16/10 32: 16) 51: 18/13 10/9 41: 25/24 17) 64: 10/4 13/9 41: 25/24 13/9 18) 32: 23/20 20/18 62: 13/7* 9/7 19) 63: 33: 8/5 8/5 7/4 7/4 20) 43: 33: 13/10 10/7 8/5 7/4 21) 42: 25/23 9/5 64: 24/18 6/2* 22) 43: 63: 24/18 5/2 23) 31: 25/24 9/6 52: 18/13 18/16 24) 64: 24/18 18/14 65: 24/18 16/11* 25) 12: 25/24 5/3 41: 18/14 14/13 26) 22: 5/3 5/3 3/1* 3/163: 27) 61: 24/18 18/17 42: 28) 63: 17/14* 14/8 43: 29) 43: 8/4 6/3 52: 25/20 30) 33: 6/3 6/3 3/0 3/0 32: 31) 53: 4/0 4/1 64: 25/19 13/9 32) 63: 4/0 3/0 32: 9/6 20/18 33) 22: 4/2 2/0 2/0 2/0 31: 13/10 19/18 34) 32: 3/0 2/0 52: 18/13 13/11 35) 32: 3/0 3/1 52: 11/6 18/16 36) 65: 1/0 1/0 41: Wins 4 points Game 2 WHITE : 4 BLACK : 0 1) 35: 6/3 8/3 2) 65: 24/18 18/13 41: 13/9 24/23 3) 41: 6/2* 2/1* 62: 25/23 And that's how the match file looks after having been exported from gnubg: 17 point match Game 1 WHITE : 0 BLACK : 0 1) 53: 8/3 6/3 54: 24/20 13/8 2) 31: 8/5* 6/553: 3) Doubles = 2Takes 4) 51: 24/23 13/8 32: 25/23 24/21 5) 63: 13/7 7/4* 51: 25/24 6/1* 6) 33: 25/22 13/10 10/7 7/453: 8/3* 6/3 7) 22: 25/23 23/21 6/4 4/2*64: 8) 22: 13/11 8/6 6/4 4/2 42: 9) 64: 11/5 5/1* 41: 25/24* 10) 52: 25/20 13/11 52: 11) 32: 21/18 8/6 61: 25/24 13/7* 12) 21: 25/24* 20/18* 34: 13) 11: 11/10 6/5 5/4 4/3 63: 14) 61: 24/18 3/2 65: 15) 62: 18/16 16/10 32: 16) 51: 18/13 10/9 41: 25/24 17) 64: 13/9 10/4 41: 25/24 13/9 18) 32: 23/20 20/18 62: 13/7* 9/7 19) 63: 33: 8/5 8/5 7/4 7/4 20) 43: 33: 13/10 10/7 8/5 7/4 21) 42: 25/23 9/5 64: 24/18 6/2* 22) 43: 63: 24/18 5/2 23) 31: 25/24 9/6 52: 18/16 18/13 24) 64: 24/18 18/14 65: 24/18 16/11* 25) 12: 25/24 5/3 41: 18/14 14/13 26) 22: 5/3 5/3 3/1* 3/163: 27) 61: 24/18 18/17 42: 28) 63: 17/14* 14/8 43: 29) 43: 8/4 6/3 52: 25/20 30) 33: 6/3 6/3 3/0 3/0 32: 31) 53: 4/1 4/0 64: 25/19 13/9 32) 63: 4/0 3/0 32: 20/18 9/6 33) 22: 4/2 2/0 2/0 2/0 31: 19/18 13/10 34) 32: 3/0 2/0 52: 18/13 13/11 35) 32: 3/1 3/0 52: 18/16 11/6 36) 65: 1/0 1/0 65: 1/0 1/0 Wins 4 points Game 2 WHITE : 4 BLACK : 0 1) 35: 8/3 6/3 2) 65: 24/18 18/13 41: 24/23 13/9 3) 41: 6/2* 2/1* 62: 25/23 So instead of 41: the last move in game one of player BLACK is displayed as 65: 1/0 1/0, the repeated move of the other player. Regards, Hardy ;-) -- Hardy's Backgammon Pages -- www.hardys-backgammon-pages.com ___ Bug-gnubg mailing list Bug-gnubg@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-gnubg
