rand_int32 function (cf. RollDice function
> in dice.c), which seems to be an implementation from 1997-2002 in
> lib/19937ar.c
Ah, thank you! For some reason I was thinking random.org was the default,
so that's not an issue.
> Gnubg could also implement urandom, but then this would be
> pl
gnubg.)
(That reminds me that I think gnubg is probably also using random.org by
default and probably should use /dev/urandom by default instead on
Debian.)
I'd of course document this change and explain how to turn it back on for
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Philippe Michel writes:
> A new version of gnubg is available at https://www.gnu.org/software/gnubg/
I've uploaded packages of this to Debian unstable, from which they'll
propagate into Ubuntu in due course. As previously mentioned, this
version disables the 3D board for now.
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> On Wed, Nov 09, 2022 at 03:40:34PM -0800, Russ Allbery wrote:
>> I'll also update the Debian packages once there's a new tarball
>> release, which will propagate into Ubuntu and other downstream
>> distributions as normal.
> Regarding
e's a new tarball release,
which will propagate into Ubuntu and other downstream distributions as
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e directory first, and then in /var/lib and /usr/share if the
>> file cannot be found there.
Great, if I manage to find some time to work on this I'll send you a
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had an
> exchange of mails with Russ Allbery, who maintains the package, where I
> convinced him that it was a serious shortcoming, that the TS default
> database was not that big and quick to build at install time on current
> hardware and that he really should either include it or build i
Apologies for asking this question and then never following up. It's been
a bad year for staying on top of my inbox.
Philippe Michel writes:
> On Sun, Aug 09, 2020 at 02:36:13PM -0700, Russ Allbery wrote:
>> Debian is starting to look at slowly retiring GTK 2, at least as much
>&
y to build 1.06.002 for Debian and Ubuntu with
GTK 3? Or, if not, to try a CVS snapshot? (It's been a little while
since the previous release, and I'm not sure how much additional work has
accumulated in version control.)
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Joseph Heled writes:
> Thanks. will recompile. Also the other non-sse options should go
> somewhere else, but I don't know where they should go in the debian
> build process.
The override_dh_auto_configure target includes the invocation of
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> I am on kubuntu.
> $ sudo apt-get install build-dep gnubg
> Reading package lists... Done
> Building dependency tree
> Reading state information... Done
> E: Unable to locate package build-dep
Argh, sorry. It's just:
sudo apt-get build-dep gnubg
in the amd64 branch. You should then be able to run
debian/rules build and it should do the rest.
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feature, so at least it wouldn't be unknown
> territory.
Oh, interesting. Is this something that I can just enable with a compiler
flag, or does it need code support in gnubg?
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support but this machine does not support SSE\n"));
#endif
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
#endif
In other words, it checks at runtime if built with AVX to confirm that AVX
is supported and, if not, it terminates the program. I could define
DISABLE_SIMD_TEST; then, I'm not sure wh
e package don't
care that much about pure speed.
Trying to build the binary multiple times with different compiler flags
and select an appropriate version for the local CPU at runtime was more
work than I had time or energy to do, and felt like overkill.
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+char asz[2][256], szCommand[64];
int f = pecSet->fDeterministic;
sprintf(asz[0], _("%s will use deterministic noise.\n"), szSet);
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ii libpython2.72.7.16-2
ii libreadline77.0-5
ii libsqlite3-03.27.2-2
gnubg recommends no packages.
Versions of packages gnubg suggests:
ii sensible-utils 0.0.12
- debconf information:
* gnubg/build-bearoffs: true
ven't had a
chance to look at what would be involved, but I believe Debian is hoping
to be mostly or entirely off of Python 2 by the release after the upcoming
one, in line with Python upstream's end of life date of 2020.
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Ah, okay. :) I didn't think to check that. And yup, the current CVS
version should fix the problem as well.
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Date: Mon, 25 Jan 2016 18:37:10 -0800
Subject: Correct spelling of occurred
---
gtkprefs.c| 2 +-
matchequity.c | 2 +-
2 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)
diff --git a/gtkprefs.c b/gtkp
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this isn't a significant issue, but that version feels likely to fail on
some rando compiler that doesn't support __attribute__.
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trying to get rid of that library. What fails with libcurl4? Can I maybe
help with porting this? I'm trying a build right now.
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Michael Petch mpe...@gnubg.org writes:
On 2015-04-26 8:25 PM, Russ Allbery wrote:
libcurl3 development packages no longer exist in Debian because we're
trying to get rid of that library. What fails with libcurl4? Can I
maybe help with porting this? I'm trying a build right now.
I may
Philippe Michel philippe.mich...@sfr.fr writes:
On Sat, 17 Jan 2015, Russ Allbery wrote:
Would be fine here, although I'm surprised it would make much
difference. For C, it normally doesn't. Are you thinking about doing
that just to get better compiler warnings?
This would be to be able
. Are you thinking about doing that just to get
better compiler warnings?
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Michael Petch mpe...@gnubg.org writes:
On 2015-01-13 7:51 PM, Russ Allbery wrote:
That's Debian's position as well, so we always link GPL-covered
packages against the GnuTLS build of libcurl in the Debian archives.
I discovered that Debian has a notice about the licensing issues
regarding
standpoint.
I don't really have any further suggestions to offer other than what you
already spelled out (I know almost nothing about developing on Windows or
Mac OS X), but I concur with your analysis.
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| | |X |
| | |X |
| | |XX X | On roll
| X X | |X X X X | 6 points
+12-11-10--9--8--7---6--5--4--3--2--1-+ X: eagle
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involve a fair bit of probability work. Quite a bit more than backgammon,
since the amount of information that you have is much larger and the
randomness space is also much larger.
It's much more similar to writing a computer poker player than writing a
computer backgammon player.
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Aborted (core dumped)
That part seems to be fixed in 1.02.000, but there still seems to be
something amiss.
See also http://bugs.debian.org/722956
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, and this avoids the crash.
Not displaying the dialog makes sense to me. I agree that people probably
aren't looking for this information; the bug reporter ran into it by
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games is far, far too few to tell you anything of
substance (as you alluded to in your earlier message). You'd need to do a
more systematic and recorded study across more like 100 games, with some
sort of objective criteria, to be sure that the pattern is statistically
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, but then the releases would be in the
regular GNU mirror network.
The www.gnu.org pages are normally handled via Savannah, which is the GNU
Project Sourceforge-like thing.
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Michael Petch mpe...@gnubg.org writes:
On 21/07/2013 8:02 PM, Russ Allbery wrote:
Currently, the Debian packaging for GNU Backgammon carries the
following patch, since Debian's standard browser is supposed to use the
sensible-browser program:
I'll create a patch that includes a change
Michael Petch mpe...@gnubg.org writes:
On 21/07/2013 7:59 PM, Russ Allbery wrote:
either version 3 or later of the License, or (at your option) any
later version,
I agree that source files without a GPL header should have them added. I
haven't counted how many fall into this category. I
:
sensible-browser, xdg-open, firefox . If none of these are found it will
default back to xdg-open. If xdg-open isn't available, then launching
the GNUBG manual and the help will not do anything.
Oh, wow, that's great. Thank you!
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+ * along with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
+ *
+ * Notice added by Russ Allbery on 2013-07-21 based on the license information
+ * in tr-1.3.tar.gz retrieved from http://www.mesa3d.org/brianp/TR.html.
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#include config.h
diff --git a/board3d/tr.h b/board3d/tr.h
notices, but
that's probably much harder to fix properly.
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/gnubg directory as hyperN.bd where N is the number of
| chequers. See the man page for makehyper for more details.
You can always just generate the hypergammon databases directly with
makehyper, although of course downloading them is fine too.
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Michael Petch mpe...@capp-sysware.com writes:
On 2013-03-31 12:05, Russ Allbery wrote:
You can always just generate the hypergammon databases directly with
makehyper, although of course downloading them is fine too.
Using the pre-built Ubuntu (At least 12.04's) binaries have you tried
CVS appropriately.
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will be doing is
to supply a source tar ball along with each build in the future. This
way downstream maintainers like Russ Allbery would have easy access to
stable source tarballs for their own use.
That would be neat. :) Although I can pull from CVS tags if need be,
tarballs are a little
. That,
combined with the standard human cognitive bias towards noticing streaks
and unlucky runs but not mentally giving equal weight to alternations and
lack of runs, creates the impression.
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of the software, so
those who aren't involved in development should feel free to update to it.
For example, if you slapped a version number on each version for which
someone felt inspired to provide new official Windows binaries, that
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to compile and stick a regular
version number on it (a 1.0 or 1.1 or so forth).
I'm happy to test candidates on Debian. I realize I haven't done much
recently in part because of our extended release freeze and other
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this more easily and
without regard for formatting, but when I'm hacking on code or
investigating some problem, I frequently find that poking about with a
pager, grep, and a UNIX shell is faster than diving into an IDE, so these
sorts of neat tricks can be quite helpful.
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should consider migrating those files into the GNUBG CVS
tree. Not sure anyone would have objections to that here.
The person who currently maintains the Debian packages is Russ Allbery.
You can certainly feel free to do whatever you would like with the files
from Debian, including keep them
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Hello folks,
I got the following bug report from the Debian GTK+ maintainers. I can
patch this only in the Debian package, of course, but it seems more like
something you'll want to fix in the regular GnuBG CVS repository.
---BeginMessage---
Source: gnubg
Version: 0.90+20120127-3
Severity:
Michael Petch mpe...@capp-sysware.com writes:
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I got the following bug report from the Debian GTK+ maintainers. I can
patch this only in the Debian package, of course, but it seems more
like something you'll want to fix in the regular GnuBG CVS
losses equal in value. With all else equal,
gnubg should not throw away more points than necessary; that would make
gnubg's play more natural, and avoid making a loss seem unnecessarily
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to convince them
they've imported buggy packages and shouldn't be including them. When I
have available time to do QA, I expend those resources on Debian, since
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the source package from Debian, or just
build a current snapshot from source.
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is fairly old. This could have been a problem that
was subsequently fixed in CVS. I've been trying to find time to refresh
the packaging but haven't found it yet; I'll try harder. :)
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Russ Allbery r...@stanford.edu writes:
Thank you. That was the key that I needed. The problem is that
board_motion_notify is never being called in my build for a 3D board. It
is being called for the 2D board.
For the record, this turned out to be a bug in GTK+, which was fixed in
2.18.5
Jonathan Kinsey jon_kin...@hotmail.com writes:
Russ Allbery wrote:
I'm increasingly suspicious that drawPieces not being called is the
explanation, mostly because I can't figure out what does call it while
a piece is being dragged. Where should I be looking for that to
happen? I see
Russ Allbery r...@stanford.edu writes:
This should be set up properly by CreateGLWidget in board3d/widget3d.c.
Given that this is working for someone else in Debian stable, I suspect
some change in either the GTK+ libraries or (more likely given that I
only see a problem with the 3D board
Russ Allbery r...@stanford.edu writes:
QuickDraw was off. I turned it on and saw the same thing. I did
double-check that the option to show the targets is on, and tried
toggling it to no effect. The computer player moves do show an animated
checker, and I think my moves show an animated
Russ Allbery r...@stanford.edu writes:
So something is either failing to set DragTargetHelp or
iTargetHelpPoints or drawPieces is never called while a move is in
progress. This seems to apply with either quick-draw turned off or
turned on.
I'm increasingly suspicious that drawPieces
build?
And if there's something wrong with my build, any ideas what it might be?
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/* config.h. Generated from config.h.in by configure. */
/* config.h.in. Generated from configure.in by autoheader. */
/* Define if you want to disable the SSE cpu test */
/* #undef
保坂範行 bgn...@gmail.com writes:
Video: Linus on git
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XpnKHJAok8
Linus damned CVS/SVN in this video.
I hope that you are not going to kill Linus. :D
GnuBG has fairly active Windows development. Git support on Windows
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* Russ Allbery [EMAIL PROTECTED] [080318 07:16]:
If you could roll a formal tarball release, that would help those of us
who package the code for Linux distributions. I'd be happy to upload
such a release to Debian unstable for additional testing
, that would help those of us
who package the code for Linux distributions. I'd be happy to upload such
a release to Debian unstable for additional testing. (Currently, Debian
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will release a new stable snapshot so that I know that
there's a base that's generally working to use to update the Debian
package. Or even better, an actual release with a regular version
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with:
apt-get build-dep gnubg
to install all the build dependencies of the existing gnubg package.
Although you may have to separately get the right Python.
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Some time back, there was some discussion of tagging a 0.16 release, but
it doesn't look like that happened (or at least the snapshot tree doesn't
reflect it). Is there still a plan to do that?
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that there's some documentation for it, but
about all that people use it for is import and export from Word and as
such it's mostly governed by weird Word quirks. It's a lot less open in
practice in my experience than just about anything shy of full-out
proprietary formats.
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on the 2D board behavior as if GL were not compiled in? This way, the same
binary could be used with GL-enabled systems and systems that only have
non-GL X.
Thanks!
See also:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=410562
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) )
n = tv.tv_sec ^ tv.tv_usec;
else
#endif
No modern Unix system does anything with the second argument to
gettimeofday any more. You can almost certainly just delete the tz
variable and change tz to NULL in the call.
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and clearly Py_BuildValue expects five argument pairs, but only receives
four.
Aha! Yup, same problem here.
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| #17 0x004413c8 in HandleCommand (sz=0x7fffc977229b add,
| ac=value optimized out) at gnubg.c:2950
| #18 0x0044478a in main (argc=2, argv=0x7fffc9772ec8) at gnubg.c:7555
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The below bug was reported against the Debian gnubg package. Note that
the Debian package is based on a CVS snapshot from 20060923; if this is
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documentation. In particular, please
don't add Cover Texts, Invariant Sections, etc., if at all possible.
Right now, the documentation can be distributed with Debian, but if
invariant sections are added, the documentation becomes non-free and I
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That's an excellent question -- I didn't know enough about GTK to explore
that. (BTW, it's also used in board3d/font3d.c in addition to render.c,
but the code is very similar in both places.)
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=\$ac_define_dir\
+ AC_SUBST($1, $ac_define_dir)
+ AC_DEFINE_UNQUOTED($1, $ac_define_dir, [$3])
+ test $prefix_NONE prefix=NONE
+ test $exec_prefix_NONE exec_prefix=NONE
])
dnl @synopsis AM_GUILE(ACTION-IF-FOUND [, ACTION-IF-NOT-FOUND]])
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Russ Allbery ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http
I'd really like to package the current code for Debian, but I hate to do
that by pulling development snapshots. Is there an ETA for a 0.15
release? It sounds like enough fixes have accumulated in the repository
to make it worthwhile.
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to use official upstream
releases for various reasons.
gnubg is a bit of a special case since it's generally beta software
anyway, but still, if what's in CVS is significantly better, I encourage
you to stick a version number on it! :)
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of setting in putty?
It may be as simple as just connecting directly to cvs.sv.gnu.org with
PuTTY and accepting the key. I think what's preventing you from doing
that here with CVS is that CVS doesn't understand what PuTTY is
complaining about and getting confused by its output.
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