Crafty 25.2 w32 problem

[Wilhelm]

25.6 was the last version and of course 'offical' (even if not in the release section, but that's just nitpicking),
because it included the last changes from Bob and the version number change.
There are compilations from Dann Corbitt and Mike Byrne.

Conclusion - always ask the XB/UCI chronology

https://github.com/MichaelB7/Crafty/com ... 71696acf3e

There I can't found executables I searched for

[Wilhelm]

My first small test with 1600 games is finished and all worked without any problem.
The result is a little bit surprisingly.



Results of Crafty benchmarks

25.0
Total nodes: 143372555
Raw nodes per second: 5284650
Total elapsed time: 27.13

25.0 x64 JA
Total nodes: 210040451
Raw nodes per second: 7212927
Total elapsed time: 29.12
-------------------------------
25.2 JA
Total nodes: 181251446
Raw nodes per second: 7198230
Total elapsed time: 25.18

25.2 x64
Total nodes: 178358969
Raw nodes per second: 8628880
Total elapsed time: 20.67
-------------------------------
25.3
Total nodes: 181089567
Raw nodes per second: 5438125
Total elapsed time: 33.30

25.3 x64
Total nodes: 171922715
Raw nodes per second: 8682965
Total elapsed time: 19.80
-------------------------------
25.6 JA
Total nodes: 180591457
Raw nodes per second: 6486762
Total elapsed time: 27.84

25.6 x64
Total nodes: 181905965
Raw nodes per second: 9201111
Total elapsed time: 19.77
-------------------------------

[Jim Ablett]

Crafty 25.6 64 ja

Clang profiled build.

https://drive.proton.me/urls/BJ1DPHTMQW#X9uBADEh4IYw

Jim.

[Wilhelm]

Hello Jim, many thanks for this compile. What I read is Clang the new standard frontend for compilers, isn't it? I will use this version in my second advanced testrun.
A question to you: do you have by any chance some of the oldest Craftys like 8.x - 12.x that work in Win 10 on Ryzen computers? Most I found didn't work (doesn't start at all or hang after some moves). Would be nice for my Retro-Chess site. I have no idea if it is possible to get working compiles from this versions .

William

[Sylwy]

Crafty 25.6 64 ja

Clang profiled build.

https://drive.proton.me/urls/BJ1DPHTMQW#X9uBADEh4IYw

Jim.

WOW ! The archive also contains the most beautiful Crafty logo....and the UCI version (Wb2Uci)!
Thank you !

[Jim Ablett]

Hello Jim, many thanks for this compile. What I read is Clang the new standard frontend for compilers, isn't it? I will use this version in my second advanced testrun.
A question to you: do you have by any chance some of the oldest Craftys like 8.x - 12.x that work in Win 10 on Ryzen computers? Most I found didn't work (doesn't start at all or hang after some moves). Would be nice for my Retro-Chess site. I have no idea if it is possible to get working compiles from this versions .

William

I'll take a look and see if i can re-compile them for modern platform.

Jim.

[Guenther]

25.6 was the last version and of course 'offical' (even if not in the release section, but that's just nitpicking),
because it included the last changes from Bob and the version number change.
There are compilations from Dann Corbitt and Mike Byrne.

Conclusion - always ask the XB/UCI chronology ;)

https://github.com/MichaelB7/Crafty/com ... 71696acf3e

There I can't found executables I searched for :(

Because they (25.6 - 32bit) did not exist before ;)
Also note that I just answered the question about a sheer existence of any 25.6 version.

Crafty has all its downloads and versions scattered over lots of different places.
Alone with this thread I had to add three new links.
This happens when a program has(had) no real website and no version control system in use.
(a rare case, but it also was the first to add any chess protocol at all)

[Wilhelm]

I'll take a look and see if i can re-compile them for modern platform.

Jim.

Thanks that you try it!

William

[Wilhelm]

Because they (25.6 - 32bit) did not exist before
Also note that I just answered the question about a sheer existence of any 25.6 version.

Crafty has all its downloads and versions scattered over lots of different places.
Alone with this thread I had to add three new links.
This happens when a program has(had) no real website and no version control system in use.
(a rare case, but it also was the first to add any chess protocol at all)

You are right Guenther. The amount of compiles over the net is sheer unmanageable

[Dann Corbit]

It's a happy day to see new Jim Ablett compiled engines.
I got a very warm feeling of nostalgia from that.