hgm wrote:Just "-debug" will do it, and causes the creation of a file 'xboard.debug' in the current directory. You can change the location with the option "-debugFile OTHERNAME" if that is not convenient. (Note that each XBoard session opens the debug file for writing, not appending.)
Okay, I'll give this a try later. Fortunately the problem has been easy to reproduce.
"Fortunately"?
Guy was flying in an airplane.
Unfortunately he fell out.
Fortunately he had a parachute
unfortunately the parachute didn't open.
Fortunately there was a haystack below where he was falling.
Unfortunately there was a pitchfork in the haystack pointing upward.
hgm wrote:Just "-debug" will do it, and causes the creation of a file 'xboard.debug' in the current directory. You can change the location with the option "-debugFile OTHERNAME" if that is not convenient. (Note that each XBoard session opens the debug file for writing, not appending.)
Okay, I'll give this a try later. Fortunately the problem has been easy to reproduce.
"Fortunately"?
Guy was flying in an airplane.
Unfortunately he fell out.
Fortunately he had a parachute
unfortunately the parachute didn't open.
Fortunately there was a haystack below where he was falling.
Unfortunately there was a pitchfork in the haystack pointing upward.
hgm wrote:Just "-debug" will do it, and causes the creation of a file 'xboard.debug' in the current directory. You can change the location with the option "-debugFile OTHERNAME" if that is not convenient. (Note that each XBoard session opens the debug file for writing, not appending.)
Okay, I'll give this a try later. Fortunately the problem has been easy to reproduce.
"Fortunately"?
Guy was flying in an airplane.
Unfortunately he fell out.
Fortunately he had a parachute
unfortunately the parachute didn't open.
Fortunately there was a haystack below where he was falling.
Unfortunately there was a pitchfork in the haystack pointing upward.
Fortunately, he missed the pitchfork.
unfortunately he missed the haystack.
Fortunately, it was easy to reproduce.
-Sam
Unfortunately it causes him to lose one or more games to do so.
