hgm wrote:I guess that you don't want to redo all the existing users .ini files to remove the parameters that are set in the global.ini. In the current scheme you only have to touch the user .ini of broken engines that somehow cannot run with the global settings, and need to be pampered.
This is indeed what is intended.
This way one can quickly change parameters for tournaments etc.
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Fonzy
I guess that you don't want to redo all the existing users .ini files to remove the parameters that are set in the global.ini. In the current scheme you only have to touch the user .ini of broken engines that somehow cannot run with the global settings, and need to be pampered.
Hmmm. This is quite contrary to intuition. Usually the convention is that global settings go before local settings.
Perhaps something like "override.ini" might describe this concept more accurately.
New polyglot version.
Winboard does not use I/O polling anymore.
Timelosses/Lag with very small timecontrols has been substantial reduced
To give an idea:
using older polyglot versions running hiarcs 11.1 versus itself
100 games/90 moves in 4 seconds,
I got about 28 games with a time loss.
This has been reduced to zero now!
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Fonzy
F. Bluemers wrote:New polyglot version.
Polyglot does not use I/O polling anymore.
Timelosses/Lag with very small timecontrols has been substantial reduced
To give an idea:
using older polyglot versions running hiarcs 11.1 versus itself
100 games/90 moves in 4 seconds,
I got about 28 games with a time loss.
This has been reduced to zero now!
Best
Fonzy
Are there two different branches going on polyglot between Fonzy and Michel ? Or has one incorporated the changes from the other? The number versioning gets me a bit confused about which I would want to use.
krazyken wrote:Are there two different branches going on polyglot between Fonzy and Michel ? Or has one incorporated the changes from the other? The number versioning gets me a bit confused about which I would want to use.