Cfish is back!

[zullil]

Ronald has brought Cfish back in sync with Stockfish-dev. Both have "bench signature" 4882833.

https://github.com/syzygy1/Cfish

[Milos]

Ronald has brought Cfish back in sync with Stockfish-dev. Both have "bench signature" 4882833.

https://github.com/syzygy1/Cfish

Next step Cfish-NN

[zullil]

Ronald has brought Cfish back in sync with Stockfish-dev. Both have "bench signature" 4882833.

https://github.com/syzygy1/Cfish

Next step Cfish-NN

That can wait until after Ronald has time for Cfish-NonLazySMP.

[Milos]

Ronald has brought Cfish back in sync with Stockfish-dev. Both have "bench signature" 4882833.

https://github.com/syzygy1/Cfish

Next step Cfish-NN

That can wait until after Ronald has time for Cfish-NonLazySMP.

Cfish doesn't support LazySMP?
So there is C++ code in LazySMP??? I would assume since pthreads are pure C that translation would be trivial.

[zullil]

Ronald has brought Cfish back in sync with Stockfish-dev. Both have "bench signature" 4882833.

https://github.com/syzygy1/Cfish

Next step Cfish-NN

That can wait until after Ronald has time for Cfish-NonLazySMP.

Cfish doesn't support LazySMP?
So there is C++ code in LazySMP??? I would assume since pthreads are pure C that translation would be trivial.

You misunderstand. I want Cfish-YBW (or anything other than LazySMP).

[Milos]

Ronald has brought Cfish back in sync with Stockfish-dev. Both have "bench signature" 4882833.

https://github.com/syzygy1/Cfish

Next step Cfish-NN

That can wait until after Ronald has time for Cfish-NonLazySMP.

Cfish doesn't support LazySMP?
So there is C++ code in LazySMP??? I would assume since pthreads are pure C that translation would be trivial.

You misunderstand. I want Cfish-YBW (or anything other than LazySMP).

I see, YBW would be great especially for running on 64+ threads machines, but making it work requires way too much effort.

[zullil]

Ronald has brought Cfish back in sync with Stockfish-dev. Both have "bench signature" 4882833.

https://github.com/syzygy1/Cfish

Next step Cfish-NN

That can wait until after Ronald has time for Cfish-NonLazySMP.

Cfish doesn't support LazySMP?
So there is C++ code in LazySMP??? I would assume since pthreads are pure C that translation would be trivial.

You misunderstand. I want Cfish-YBW (or anything other than LazySMP).

I see, YBW would be great especially for running on 64+ threads machines, but making it work requires way too much effort.

Yes, it's only a dream ...

[Milos]

Ronald has brought Cfish back in sync with Stockfish-dev. Both have "bench signature" 4882833.

https://github.com/syzygy1/Cfish

Next step Cfish-NN

That can wait until after Ronald has time for Cfish-NonLazySMP.

Cfish doesn't support LazySMP?
So there is C++ code in LazySMP??? I would assume since pthreads are pure C that translation would be trivial.

You misunderstand. I want Cfish-YBW (or anything other than LazySMP).

I see, YBW would be great especially for running on 64+ threads machines, but making it work requires way too much effort.

Yes, it's only a dream ...

Yeah, one can always dream. Like that someone somewhere will implement bug free iterative DTS and demonstrate the performance .

[Dann Corbit]

Ronald has brought Cfish back in sync with Stockfish-dev. Both have "bench signature" 4882833.

https://github.com/syzygy1/Cfish

This is very good news. I notice that the name for the official release version is:
Cfish-cfish_11_fixed
It makes me ask what was broken.

I also see that this version is much more than just catching up on the new algorithms and settings. He has also done considerable work to optimize for AVX and BMI.

[zullil]

Ronald has brought Cfish back in sync with Stockfish-dev. Both have "bench signature" 4882833.

https://github.com/syzygy1/Cfish

This is very good news. I notice that the name for the official release version is:
Cfish-cfish_11_fixed
It makes me ask what was broken.

Maybe this explains? https://github.com/syzygy1/Cfish/commit ... b51b0180c3