Smooth scaling stockfish 1.9 (using the old formula)

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Dann Corbit
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Smooth scaling stockfish 1.9 (using the old formula)

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This one has the same formula as stockfish 1.6s. I think I changed to many things at once and did not do enough testing on the new formula attempt. At any rate, I guess that this one will do a lot better.

http://cap.connx.com/chess-engines/new- ... -gtb-ss.7z

Couldn't hurt to test it some.
mcostalba
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Re: Smooth scaling stockfish 1.9 (using the old formula)

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Dann Corbit wrote:This one has the same formula as stockfish 1.6s. I think I changed to many things at once and did not do enough testing on the new formula attempt. At any rate, I guess that this one will do a lot better.

http://cap.connx.com/chess-engines/new- ... -gtb-ss.7z

Couldn't hurt to test it some.
Dann. Sources you posted are _exactly_ 1.9.1 sources.

I don't care a lot this gtb / ss modification activity on sf 1.9.1, but please DO STICK to GPL and post modified sources together with binaries.

I am sure you understand to defend GPL is already difficult as is, so please don't make it worse then what already is.
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Re: Smooth scaling stockfish 1.9 (using the old formula)

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mcostalba wrote:
Dann Corbit wrote:This one has the same formula as stockfish 1.6s. I think I changed to many things at once and did not do enough testing on the new formula attempt. At any rate, I guess that this one will do a lot better.

http://cap.connx.com/chess-engines/new- ... -gtb-ss.7z

Couldn't hurt to test it some.
Dann. Sources you posted are _exactly_ 1.9.1 sources.

I don't care a lot this gtb / ss modification activity on sf 1.9.1, but please DO STICK to GPL and post modified sources together with binaries.

I am sure you understand to defend GPL is already difficult as is, so please don't make it worse then what already is.
The sources are contained in that archive
mcostalba
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Re: Smooth scaling stockfish 1.9 (using the old formula)

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Dann Corbit wrote:
mcostalba wrote:
Dann Corbit wrote:This one has the same formula as stockfish 1.6s. I think I changed to many things at once and did not do enough testing on the new formula attempt. At any rate, I guess that this one will do a lot better.

http://cap.connx.com/chess-engines/new- ... -gtb-ss.7z

Couldn't hurt to test it some.
Dann. Sources you posted are _exactly_ 1.9.1 sources.

I don't care a lot this gtb / ss modification activity on sf 1.9.1, but please DO STICK to GPL and post modified sources together with binaries.

I am sure you understand to defend GPL is already difficult as is, so please don't make it worse then what already is.
The sources are contained in that archive
I opened the archive and extract the sources and they seem _exactly_ 1.9.1, I could have done some mistake, but the sources in the archive to me seems the vanilla 1.9.1
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Re: Smooth scaling stockfish 1.9 (using the old formula)

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mcostalba wrote:
Dann Corbit wrote:
mcostalba wrote:
Dann Corbit wrote:This one has the same formula as stockfish 1.6s. I think I changed to many things at once and did not do enough testing on the new formula attempt. At any rate, I guess that this one will do a lot better.

http://cap.connx.com/chess-engines/new- ... -gtb-ss.7z

Couldn't hurt to test it some.
Dann. Sources you posted are _exactly_ 1.9.1 sources.

I don't care a lot this gtb / ss modification activity on sf 1.9.1, but please DO STICK to GPL and post modified sources together with binaries.

I am sure you understand to defend GPL is already difficult as is, so please don't make it worse then what already is.
The sources are contained in that archive
I opened the archive and extract the sources and they seem _exactly_ 1.9.1, I could have done some mistake, but the sources in the archive to me seems the vanilla 1.9.1
Probably, I composed the archive incorrectly and pulled the original sources instead. I will take a look.
Dann Corbit
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Re: Smooth scaling stockfish 1.9 (using the old formula)

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Dann Corbit wrote:
mcostalba wrote:
Dann Corbit wrote:
mcostalba wrote:
Dann Corbit wrote:This one has the same formula as stockfish 1.6s. I think I changed to many things at once and did not do enough testing on the new formula attempt. At any rate, I guess that this one will do a lot better.

http://cap.connx.com/chess-engines/new- ... -gtb-ss.7z

Couldn't hurt to test it some.
Dann. Sources you posted are _exactly_ 1.9.1 sources.

I don't care a lot this gtb / ss modification activity on sf 1.9.1, but please DO STICK to GPL and post modified sources together with binaries.

I am sure you understand to defend GPL is already difficult as is, so please don't make it worse then what already is.
The sources are contained in that archive
I opened the archive and extract the sources and they seem _exactly_ 1.9.1, I could have done some mistake, but the sources in the archive to me seems the vanilla 1.9.1
Probably, I composed the archive incorrectly and pulled the original sources instead. I will take a look.
This one:
http://cap.connx.com/chess-engines/new- ... -19-gtb.7z
Dann Corbit
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Re: Smooth scaling stockfish 1.9 (using the old formula)

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Dann Corbit wrote:
Dann Corbit wrote:
mcostalba wrote:
Dann Corbit wrote:
mcostalba wrote:
Dann Corbit wrote:This one has the same formula as stockfish 1.6s. I think I changed to many things at once and did not do enough testing on the new formula attempt. At any rate, I guess that this one will do a lot better.

http://cap.connx.com/chess-engines/new- ... -gtb-ss.7z

Couldn't hurt to test it some.
Dann. Sources you posted are _exactly_ 1.9.1 sources.

I don't care a lot this gtb / ss modification activity on sf 1.9.1, but please DO STICK to GPL and post modified sources together with binaries.

I am sure you understand to defend GPL is already difficult as is, so please don't make it worse then what already is.
The sources are contained in that archive
I opened the archive and extract the sources and they seem _exactly_ 1.9.1, I could have done some mistake, but the sources in the archive to me seems the vanilla 1.9.1
Probably, I composed the archive incorrectly and pulled the original sources instead. I will take a look.
This one:
http://cap.connx.com/chess-engines/new- ... -19-gtb.7z
I made a correction to search.cpp. File has same name and location
UncombedCoconut
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Re: Smooth scaling stockfish 1.9 (using the old formula)

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mcostalba wrote:Dann. Sources you posted are _exactly_ 1.9.1 sources.

I don't care a lot this gtb / ss modification activity on sf 1.9.1, but please DO STICK to GPL and post modified sources together with binaries.

I am sure you understand to defend GPL is already difficult as is, so please don't make it worse then what already is.
Wow. That was obviously an honest mistake; perhaps a response such as the following would have been more appropriate:
Dann, the sources in your archive do not contain your change. Would you please fix this mistake?
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Re: Smooth scaling stockfish 1.9 (using the old formula)

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UncombedCoconut wrote:
mcostalba wrote:Dann. Sources you posted are _exactly_ 1.9.1 sources.

I don't care a lot this gtb / ss modification activity on sf 1.9.1, but please DO STICK to GPL and post modified sources together with binaries.

I am sure you understand to defend GPL is already difficult as is, so please don't make it worse then what already is.
Wow. That was obviously an honest mistake; perhaps a response such as the following would have been more appropriate:
Dann, the sources in your archive do not contain your change. Would you please fix this mistake?
Justin, it looks like you have never seen a real picture of Dann

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Miguel
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Re: Smooth scaling stockfish 1.9 (using the old formula)

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I am sorry for my grumpiness. Miguel, thank you for dissolving it. :lol: