Does Gaviota Not utilize Large Hash Tables?

[mhalstern]

I am running a G30 match with gaviota 64 bit as one of the engines. I told the Fritz 12 Gui to unify hash at 1024 meg however, the windows task manager shows Gaviota using around 114k.

Does Gaviota Not utilize Large Hash Tables?

[Dann Corbit]

I am running a G30 match with gaviota 64 bit as one of the engines. I told the Fritz 12 Gui to unify hash at 1024 meg however, the windows task manager shows Gaviota using around 114k.

Does Gaviota Not utilize Large Hash Tables?

Gaviota is a Winboard engine. It won't read UCI parameters.
Did you modify the file: gaviota.ini.txt
?

[michiguel]

I am running a G30 match with gaviota 64 bit as one of the engines. I told the Fritz 12 Gui to unify hash at 1024 meg however, the windows task manager shows Gaviota using around 114k.

Does Gaviota Not utilize Large Hash Tables?

Dann is right. Check gaviota.ini.txt to modify the values. 1024 M should not be a problem.

Miguel

[mhalstern]

I am running a G30 match with gaviota 64 bit as one of the engines. I told the Fritz 12 Gui to unify hash at 1024 meg however, the windows task manager shows Gaviota using around 114k.

Does Gaviota Not utilize Large Hash Tables?

Dann is right. Check gaviota.ini.txt to modify the values. 1024 M should not be a problem.

Miguel

I forgot about the ini file. I use wb2uci.exe and often forget which engines are not native winboard.

It appears that I am using the deafult entry of:

hashmem = 64 M

I'll change this for longer games.

What does the entry:

ref_table = 32 M mean?

Can and should I increase this as well?

[michiguel]

I am running a G30 match with gaviota 64 bit as one of the engines. I told the Fritz 12 Gui to unify hash at 1024 meg however, the windows task manager shows Gaviota using around 114k.

Does Gaviota Not utilize Large Hash Tables?

Dann is right. Check gaviota.ini.txt to modify the values. 1024 M should not be a problem.

Miguel

I forgot about the ini file. I use wb2uci.exe and often forget which engines are not native winboard.

It appears that I am using the deafult entry of:

hashmem = 64 M

I'll change this for longer games.

What does the entry:

ref_table = 32 M mean?

Can and should I increase this as well?

That is a refutation table only. It contains the move but not the score. Increase it proportionally to the other.

At one point I thought it was a good idea (I could pack the info in much less memory) but I do not think so now.

Miguel