
https://github.com/nescitus/rodent-iv
Rodent IV by Pawel Koziol, Bernhard C. Maerz
Rodent IV 0.33 64 JA
Windows & Linux builds
Proton link:
https://drive.proton.me/urls/PTVMHF8H4M#1ykDR0c2WuSw
Smash link:
https://fromsmash.com/RodentIV033JA
Jim.
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Update:Jim Ablett wrote: ↑Thu Sep 12, 2024 11:21 am
https://github.com/TheRealGioviok/Perseus-Engine
Perseus dev.ea813b9 by G.M. Manduca
Perseus dev.ea813b9 64 JA
Windows/Linux & Android profiled builds
https://drive.proton.me/urls/AH54AN4K78#wN0Q4NzpLmHj
Jim.
Update:Jim Ablett wrote: ↑Thu Aug 01, 2024 1:35 pm
https://github.com/princesslana/princhess
Princhess 1.18.0 dev.8eb40a6 by Princess Lana & Jacob Jackson
Princhess 1.18.0 dev.8eb40a6 64 JA
Windows/Linux & Android builds
https://drive.proton.me/urls/YF5C4ZRAZG#gYwbyQtRblXK
Jim.
That looks like a challenge. From the website:Frank Quisinsky wrote: ↑Thu Mar 20, 2025 10:25 am Good morning Jim,
2. Heimdall 1.3.1 NN
https://git.nocturn9x.space/heimdall-en ... l/releases (release is very new)
Best
Frank
Note: Do not run a bare make command! This will not update the neural networks submodule and is meant to be used by OpenBench only.
Just run make native, this is the easiest (Nim 2.2.0 is required, see here). It will build the most optimized executable possible, but AVX2/AVX512 support is expected on the target platform. Heimdall requires the clang compiler to be built, as executables generated by gcc are horrendously slow for some reason. You're also going to need to have git lfs installed (see here). If your machine does not have the lld linker script installed, you're gonna need that too. Use your package manager to do this (it should already exist on Windows if you have clang)
You can also run make zen2 to build a modern version of Heimdall for slightly older CPUs that will run on more processors than just your exact one. For even slightly older CPUs, and a more generic binary, try make modern instead. For (very) old CPUs without AVX2 support, run make legacy. In every case, the resulting executable will be located at bin/$(EXE) (bin/heimdall by default).
Or you can grab the latest version from the releases page
Note for Nim users: Building via nimble build is no longer supported, as it required me to duplicate flags and functionality across two files. The Makefile is the only supported build method!