as far as it looks the results of this program are better, the more time it has to think.
therefore i am also having on another core a tournament in 40/40.
the above is 25'+10".
glorfindel wrote:Being Windows-only seems to be a new feature of Toga's latest version?
Or has someone compiled it for other architectures? I can't compile it in Linux. If anyone has succeeded in compiling a Linux binary, perhaps they could help me?
The release violates the GPL too, I think. See my recent post. I did a little work to make Toga portable again: http://arctrix.com/nas/fruit/Toga_1.3_X4.zip . It seems to work okay on my AMD64 Linux machine.
glorfindel wrote:Being Windows-only seems to be a new feature of Toga's latest version?
Or has someone compiled it for other architectures? I can't compile it in Linux. If anyone has succeeded in compiling a Linux binary, perhaps they could help me?
The release violates the GPL too, I think. See my recent post. I did a little work to make Toga portable again: http://arctrix.com/nas/fruit/Toga_1.3_X4.zip . It seems to work okay on my AMD64 Linux machine.
Hello Neil, thanks for the example of a makefile. I'm trying to study C a bit and Toga's source at the same time, but for compiling Toga in Microsoft Visual C I don't suppose one could use your example makefile? I assume many compiler switches would not be the same?
Also, as you say you compiled Toga for Linux, it is probably a 64 bits version that you made? Would the patch be necessary for compilation of this version?
Just trying to see if compiling the sources would be doable at some point..
glorfindel wrote:Being Windows-only seems to be a new feature of Toga's latest version?
Or has someone compiled it for other architectures? I can't compile it in Linux. If anyone has succeeded in compiling a Linux binary, perhaps they could help me?
The release violates the GPL too, I think. See my recent post. I did a little work to make Toga portable again: http://arctrix.com/nas/fruit/Toga_1.3_X4.zip . It seems to work okay on my AMD64 Linux machine.
Eelco de Groot wrote:[
Hello Neil, thanks for the example of a makefile. I'm trying to study C a bit and Toga's source at the same time, but for compiling Toga in Microsoft Visual C I don't suppose one could use your example makefile? I assume many compiler switches would not be the same?
The project is pretty simple. I think you could use the Visual Studio IDE and just add all the source files to a project, then hit "build". It would be nice if the Toga team would include the Visual Studio project file (assuming that's what they use). You could also try building with Mingw although that might be more challenging if you are not an experienced programmer.
Eelco de Groot wrote:
Also, as you say you compiled Toga for Linux, it is probably a 64 bits version that you made? Would the patch be necessary for compilation of this version?