Patch has been committed upstream as r6402.
How can we get a new build of this package for ubuntu with this bugfix?
I'm currently building it on my own and copying the files to my server,
but this isn't ideal...
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pypoker-eval causes python to core dump
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/508739
The problem is that it poker-eval uses sizeof(int) for an int pointer,
which is 4 bytes on 64-bit CPU but it should be 8 bytes.
Here is a simple patch to enumerate.h that will make fix poker-eval, and
cause pypoker-eval to not crash.
Can you please use this to make a new package?
624c623
I am able to use a 32-bit version of pypoker-eval 1.35.0-1 without the
coredump. Downgrading to 1.35.0-1 does not help when using the amd
64-bit version.
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pypoker-eval causes python to core dump
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/508739
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Public bug reported:
Calling poker_eval() for game='omaha' with 3 Omaha hands and a board of
3 known cards causes python to core dump. Doing only 2 Omaha hands does
not have this problem.
In [3]: pe.poker_eval(game='omaha', pockets=[['2s', '8d', 'Js', '6c'], ['Ad',
'Qh', '3h', 'Ts'], ['8h',
Public bug reported:
Calling poker_eval always results in the winning hand to have a 100%
equity, even when there are still cards to come. In the following
example is an equity calculation of AA vs KK preflop. It only does one
iteration and says AA has 100% equity.
IPython session:
Ahh, I didn't realize that it was necessary to do so.
Thanks!
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poker_eval does not evaluate any iterations
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/508585
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I didn't understand the proper way to use the library.
** Changed in: pypoker-eval (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
** Converted to question:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pypoker-eval/+question/97669
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poker_eval does not evaluate any iterations