Stockfish v2.1 now available
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Re: LTO support on Linux
I'm using GCC 4.6. The speed gain from LTO is bigger than the last few years of GCC development combined, so it's worth verifying whether Stockfish triggers any bugs there or not.
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Re: Stockfish v2.1 now available
Cheers... the "Skill Level" feature is appreciated.
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Re: Stockfish v2.1 now available
+1Graham Banks wrote:+1mhalstern wrote:Tord, Marco, Joona, Jim
Thanks as always.
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Re: LTO support on Linux
Well, I think most Linux distros (at least debian stable) ship with GCC 4.4.Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote:I'm using GCC 4.6. The speed gain from LTO is bigger than the last few years of GCC development combined, so it's worth verifying whether Stockfish triggers any bugs there or not.
People who want to squeeze the extra speed out and compile with GCC 4.6 can manually add the extra compiler flag in Makefile.
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Re: LTO support on Linux
Wow really impressive so far. Stockfish 2.1 - Rybka 4.1 24,5 - 15,5
and Stockfish 2.1 - Critter 1.01 22,5 - 17,5 (2.0 scored 16 - 24 and 20 - 20 in same matches)! Surprisingly engine size is only 1/3 of 2.0 size.
Jouni
and Stockfish 2.1 - Critter 1.01 22,5 - 17,5 (2.0 scored 16 - 24 and 20 - 20 in same matches)! Surprisingly engine size is only 1/3 of 2.0 size.
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Re: LTO support on Linux
It is also a very good example of how little one should rely on such short matches for statistical evidence. Since there is no question R4 is stronger than Critter, the fact that it scored worse than Critter in parallel matches is helpful reinforcement.Jouni wrote:Wow really impressive so far. Stockfish 2.1 - Rybka 4.1 24,5 - 15,5
and Stockfish 2.1 - Critter 1.01 22,5 - 17,5 (2.0 scored 16 - 24 and 20 - 20 in same matches)! Surprisingly engine size is only 1/3 of 2.0 size.
Jouni
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Re: LTO support on Linux
I do not believe that point will _ever_ sink in...Albert Silver wrote:It is also a very good example of how little one should rely on such short matches for statistical evidence. Since there is no question R4 is stronger than Critter, the fact that it scored worse than Critter in parallel matches is helpful reinforcement.Jouni wrote:Wow really impressive so far. Stockfish 2.1 - Rybka 4.1 24,5 - 15,5
and Stockfish 2.1 - Critter 1.01 22,5 - 17,5 (2.0 scored 16 - 24 and 20 - 20 in same matches)! Surprisingly engine size is only 1/3 of 2.0 size.
Jouni
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Sorry to post any result below 20k games BTW FIDE Candidates Matches 2011 are 4 games each.
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Of course, since probabilities and statistics are inhuman...bob wrote:I do not believe that point will _ever_ sink in...
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Re: Stockfish v2.1 now available
I can't seem to get the 32 bit Windows compile to work with a Polyglot book. Am I alone in my struggles?