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Re: Scan
Hi Ed,
I understood, for quick match i will set the hashtable to 32 Mb.
My computer is a core duo so 2 core.
I will take now a low Ram setting with Kingsrow to avoid this kind of errors. Thankagain for all.
Sidiki.
I understood, for quick match i will set the hashtable to 32 Mb.
My computer is a core duo so 2 core.
I will take now a low Ram setting with Kingsrow to avoid this kind of errors. Thankagain for all.
Sidiki.
Re: Scan
Hi all,
I coming toward you, to, firstly give to wish you some good and happy christmas.
Secondly, i tried without success to do a dxp game between Scan and Truus.
Someone can help me please? Thank.
Catherine.
I coming toward you, to, firstly give to wish you some good and happy christmas.
Secondly, i tried without success to do a dxp game between Scan and Truus.
Someone can help me please? Thank.
Catherine.
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Re: Scan
I haven't run truus or the truus dxp server in several years, but it should work with scan. There are several details you have to set correctly to start a match. I'll list a few that I can remember.
The truus dxp server can only act as a server, not a client, so you have to set scan to be the client. In scan.ini set dxp-server = false.
The truus dxp server can only act as a DXP Follower, not an Initiator, therefore in scan.ini set dxp-initiator = true.
There is no way for the truus dxp server to control time settings in truus, therefore you need to set up the number of moves and game time in truus before starting and instruct truus to save the settings. Then set your time control settings in scan.ini. I think truus does not allow game time to be less than 300 seconds (you set this in minutes in scan.ini).
I assume you're running on a 32-bit PC since you asked for a 32-bit scan executable. If that is the case you probably will not be able to run scan with the 6-piece endgame database and still have enough memory for truus. Set bb-size = 5 in scan.ini.
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The truus dxp server can only act as a server, not a client, so you have to set scan to be the client. In scan.ini set dxp-server = false.
The truus dxp server can only act as a DXP Follower, not an Initiator, therefore in scan.ini set dxp-initiator = true.
There is no way for the truus dxp server to control time settings in truus, therefore you need to set up the number of moves and game time in truus before starting and instruct truus to save the settings. Then set your time control settings in scan.ini. I think truus does not allow game time to be less than 300 seconds (you set this in minutes in scan.ini).
I assume you're running on a 32-bit PC since you asked for a 32-bit scan executable. If that is the case you probably will not be able to run scan with the 6-piece endgame database and still have enough memory for truus. Set bb-size = 5 in scan.ini.
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Re: Scan
Bert can I You ask correctly GUI Damage under the program Scan. I mean the program to properly save the batch entry.
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Re: Scan
I have a question as to the DXP program Scan. Please write how to set the file Scan. ini so that the program respond to the movement of every second or two seconds using DXP.
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Re: Scan
That is not a dxp function. The only time control in dxp is game time in minutes and number of moves.Krzysztof Grzelak wrote:I have a question as to the DXP program Scan. Please write how to set the file Scan. ini so that the program respond to the movement of every second or two seconds using DXP.
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Re: Scan
Thanks for the reply Ed.Ed Gilbert wrote:That is not a dxp function. The only time control in dxp is game time in minutes and number of moves.
Re: Scan
Hello, bonjour,
I have windows xp pro x64 sp2.
When I start the executalbe scan, I get an error message saying it is not a valid win32 application.
I tried to compile the source with mingW 32/64 bits but I get several error messages about c++2011 standard.
Can you help me ?
Thank you.
NB : no problem with linux ubuntu 14.04. Scan and Hub work well with JRE.
I have windows xp pro x64 sp2.
When I start the executalbe scan, I get an error message saying it is not a valid win32 application.
I tried to compile the source with mingW 32/64 bits but I get several error messages about c++2011 standard.
Can you help me ?
Thank you.
NB : no problem with linux ubuntu 14.04. Scan and Hub work well with JRE.
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Re: Scan
Hi,
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GCC Threading model (posix vs win32)
Mingw-Builds (and the experimental rubenvb packages) also let you choose between the threading model internally used by (lib)gcc:
posix (built upon MinGW-w64's winpthreads)
"an implementation of POSIX threads for win32 is also available under the experimental directory. Its main goal is to support C+11 standard threading, which supports only using POSIX threads at the moment." http://mingw-w64.sourceforge.net/
enables C11 library features contained in the headers <thread>, <mutex>, and <future>.
Performance degradation in specific scenarios. C11 functionality is significantly slower than native Win32 implementation or even MSVS2012's implementation.
win32
uses native Win32 threading functions.
no C11 <thread>, <mutex>, or <future>
best performance
More reading: http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/mess ... d=28014658
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Fabien.
Your compiler does not support C++11 threads. Maybe this helps (from http://wiki.qt.io/MinGW-64-bit):Francis_I wrote:I tried to compile the source with mingW 32/64 bits but I get several error messages about c++2011 standard.
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GCC Threading model (posix vs win32)
Mingw-Builds (and the experimental rubenvb packages) also let you choose between the threading model internally used by (lib)gcc:
posix (built upon MinGW-w64's winpthreads)
"an implementation of POSIX threads for win32 is also available under the experimental directory. Its main goal is to support C+11 standard threading, which supports only using POSIX threads at the moment." http://mingw-w64.sourceforge.net/
enables C11 library features contained in the headers <thread>, <mutex>, and <future>.
Performance degradation in specific scenarios. C11 functionality is significantly slower than native Win32 implementation or even MSVS2012's implementation.
win32
uses native Win32 threading functions.
no C11 <thread>, <mutex>, or <future>
best performance
More reading: http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/mess ... d=28014658
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Fabien.
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Re: Scan
See these 2 posts earlier in this thread:Birdy wrote:Hello friends!
Can someone kindly make a compilation for Scan to work on a 32-bit system?
I'm making the same request do MobyDam engine.
Thank you very much.
viewtopic.php?f=53&t=6786&start=105#p113774
viewtopic.php?f=53&t=6786&start=90#p113527
Re: Scan
Thank you Mr. Gilbert.Ed Gilbert wrote:See these 2 posts earlier in this thread:Birdy wrote:Hello friends!
Can someone kindly make a compilation for Scan to work on a 32-bit system?
I'm making the same request do MobyDam engine.
Thank you very much.
viewtopic.php?f=53&t=6786&start=105#p113774
viewtopic.php?f=53&t=6786&start=90#p113527
Some time ago i tried one of the solutions, wich i'm afraid it didn't work. Can't remember wich...
But i'll try again both of them, following carefully the posted steps.
Then i'll give the results no matter what.
Thank's again.
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Re: Scan
I should add that this 32-bit scan executable will probably not run on XP. It is compiled with VS2015 which does not support building XP executables with its default installation. There is a way to install the XP toolset support, but I have not done it.
Re: Scan
Mr. Gilbert you nailed it.Ed Gilbert wrote:I should add that this 32-bit scan executable will probably not run on XP. It is compiled with VS2015 which does not support building XP executables with its default installation. There is a way to install the XP toolset support, but I have not done it.
In fact i'm using Win XP (32-bit, 2 GB RAM) and according to my research even old free Visual Studio versions requires 4 GB of RAM...
My knowledge in this area is very weak but something tells me that I am facing an impossible mission.
Oh well, let me say THANK YOU once more and who knows? Maybe someone can figure out a way to make MobyDam and Scan compatible for Windows XP 32-bit...