On-line engine blitz tourney July

[Sven]

Question to HGM: Is the current source code of your ICS available somewhere, so that people could take a look at it and see whether they could find some weak spots?

[Henk]

He means whether source is a public Github project. Or not?

All these communists trying to steal your source code.
Or is it possible to give limited access.

Don't know much about github

[Sven]

Yes, or maybe a download link at HGM's website.

[Joost Buijs]

You can find the source on HGM's git:

http://hgm.nubati.net/cgi-bin/gitweb.cg ... ;a=summary

It is a modified version of:

https://chess.samba.org/

You can also find it here:

https://github.com/ddugovic/capablanca

[hgm]

Indeed, the most recent source is in the repository at http://hgm.nubati.net/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi .

As far as I understood the lowest-level input is in network.c ( readline2(), called from select_loop() ). The input line is then passed to timeseal_parse() (in timeseal.c) and proces_input() (in command.c).

[flok]

Indeed, the most recent source is in the repository at http://hgm.nubati.net/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi .

As far as I understood the lowest-level input is in network.c ( readline2(), called from select_loop() ). The input line is then passed to timeseal_parse() (in timeseal.c) and proces_input() (in command.c).

Do you send your changes upstream? Or can I clone the repo somehow?

[hgm]

I guess this repo is as much upstream as you can get. No one else has been developing the public ICS code for years.

[Sven]

The github repo has 11 newer commits compared to the hgm.nubati.net repo. So I assume the binary running on the HGM server is build from the nubati version but nevertheless the github repo has the most recent source, am I right?

[Joost Buijs]

The github repo has 11 newer commits compared to the hgm.nubati.net repo. So I assume the binary running on the HGM server is build from the nubati version but nevertheless the github repo has the most recent source, am I right?

As far as I can tell is the github repo a fork of the hgm.nubati.net repo from before the time-seal fix.

[hgm]

I wasn't even aware there was a fork of the ICS code on Github. The commits there seem to do little more than deleting some unused files (remnants of the pre-git CVS version control), replace some hard-coded constants by macros of the same value, and suppress some compiler warnings in mamer.