Open Source Blitz Rating List: Jazz 501

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Rating List

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Rank Name                  Elo    +    - games score oppo. draws 
   1 Critter 1.4          3247   32   31   350   74%  3049   34% 
   2 IvanHoe 999946h      3190   31   31   350   64%  3066   37% 
   3 Stockfish 2.2.1      3171   31   30   400   66%  3020   32% 
   4 Protector 1.4        2918   33   33   350   46%  2954   22% 
   5 Umko 1.2             2864   28   28   500   50%  2875   24% 
   6 Toga 1.4.1           2841   26   26   600   55%  2818   22% 
   7 Daydreamer 1.75      2738   27   27   450   60%  2665   29% 
   8 Fruit 2.1            2700   26   25   500   51%  2694   27% 
   9 Crafty 23.4          2664   29   29   450   37%  2778   24% 
  10 GNU Chess 5.07.173b  2647   27   27   450   46%  2675   26% 
  11 Arasan 13.4          2634   31   31   350   43%  2688   24% 
  12 Pepito 1.59          2587   28   28   450   53%  2561   21% 
  13 Sloppy 0.2.2         2539   24   24   600   44%  2578   23% 
  14 Greko 9.0            2505   26   26   550   46%  2545   20% 
  15 Pawny 0.3.1          2484   29   29   400   53%  2465   21% 
  16 DoubleCheck 2.4      2423   31   31   350   46%  2450   21% 
  17 EXchess 6.0.2        2364   33   34   300   41%  2437   21% 
  18 Sungorus 1.4         2345   31   32   350   35%  2461   21% 
  19 Jazz 501             2326   36   37   250   37%  2424   25% 

Testing Conditions
* Open Source and Portable engines only: not interested in closed source, commercial, or windows only programs.
* Copyleft: Ideally licensed under the GNU GPL, or with copyright restrictions that are not excessive.
* 1min+1sec/move, 64 MB Hash, 1 Thread, 64-bit, Ponder off, no EGTB.
* 8 book moves: neither to little, nor too much. Allows engines to develop their own plan, while offering a large enough number of opening positions.
* Bayeselo, offset Fruit 2.1 = 2700 elo.

[lucasart]

I'm currently testing Olithink 5.3.0

I had to make a trivial change to the code: the output move format is incorrect. Olithink writes somethink like "1. ... d7d5" where the correct format is simply "move d7d5"

I don't know how to contact the author, but in the hope that this message finds him somehow

PS: compiled on gnu/linux 64-bit using gcc 4.6.1 as follows (should get best performance)

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gcc -o olithink -O3 olithink.c