I can' find that version. There is a link to 24.0 listed on http://euscan.iksaif.net/package/games-board/crafty/ , which is http://www.craftychess.com/crafty-24.0.zip , but that gives an 404 http error (not found).
The B language had mandatory parentheses for return, I found. C inherited this but dropped this in the first edition of K&R (except that the examples were not fixed at the time yet).
Stockfish Nullmove uci option #178
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Re: Stockfish Nullmove uci option #178
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Re: Stockfish Nullmove uci option #178
OK, apparently that one was already cleaned up. I've been going over the code procedure by procedure, fixing comments, cleaning up any kludgey stuff, etc...syzygy wrote:Better be careful not to introduce any bugs.bob wrote:I will probably fix the last one above in any case since I don't really like the way it reads...
It's from setboard.c.BTW, the last statement I found in GenerateCheckEvasions(), but I can't find the first example. Where, exactly, is that, if you remember?
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Re: Stockfish Nullmove uci option #178
24.0 has not yet been released. It has had significant changes to the source. Lots of clean-up, improved SMP code, comments corrected to match source, source cleaned up to be more readable in many places, etc. It will be released fairly soon...mvk wrote:I can' find that version. There is a link to 24.0 listed on http://euscan.iksaif.net/package/games-board/crafty/ , which is http://www.craftychess.com/crafty-24.0.zip , but that gives an 404 http error (not found).
The B language had mandatory parentheses for return, I found. C inherited this but dropped this in the first edition of K&R (except that the examples were not fixed at the time yet).
I won't venture to guess where the return (n) stuff started. Might have been back in the original stages, where some of the original Crafty was a pure fortran-to-C (done via a Zortech Fortran-to-C translator) conversion from Cray Blitz (Fortran). I had been intending to fix that among other things for quite a while, but since it had no effect on the playing ability, I had just put it off. I started this clean-up a month or so prior to the last CCT, and am getting close.