Open Dutch Championship Computerdraughts

FeikeBoomstra · Post by **FeikeBoomstra** » Wed Dec 17, 2008 22:49

Ubuntu 64 bits
GNU g++ compiler -O2 is faster than -O3
I also tried the intel compiler. GNU is a little bit faster.
SDE: Eclipse
for Python: Eric
I tried to implement SVN in Eclipse, but not active yet.

I like to promote Python here, specially as a generator for c-code. For GUI development, I think I made the wrong choice: Tk is not as user friendly as I hoped it would be.
I was too early, now the are nice environments available for GUI development

wellnesswrotter · Post by **wellnesswrotter** » Wed Dec 17, 2008 22:54

maybe we can make a little lookup-table for all programs and their software and hardware differences.

Like
- processor
- number of cores
- memory
- Openingsbook (y/n)
- EndGameDatabase (1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8)
- Programming Language
- etc.

Sorted by Date ofcourse. Because anyone can change their implementation rapidly between tournaments in a year.

FeikeBoomstra · Post by **FeikeBoomstra** » Wed Dec 17, 2008 22:57

It is around somewhere, but I don't know the update policy.

Piet Bouma · Post by **Piet Bouma** » Mon Dec 22, 2008 17:59

Een mooi artikel in de Leeuwarder Courant:

<a href=http://www.archiefleeuwardercourant.nl/ ... =+(dammen) damm target=blank>Archief Leeuwarder Courant</a>

wellnesswrotter · Post by **wellnesswrotter** » Fri Jan 02, 2009 16:07

More photos:
http://www.dcgorredijk.nl/content/nk2008fotos.php

Made by me, no copyright. [img]images/smilies/icon_wink.gif[/img]

wellnesswrotter · Post by **wellnesswrotter** » Mon Feb 16, 2009 22:13

Especially for Dream:

Ed Gilbert · Post by **Ed Gilbert** » Thu Apr 30, 2009 13:06

Gerard, perhaps you know, or someone else -- has there been a public announcement of the computer draughts tournament coming up in May? I don't think I have seen it. It is only a few weeks away and I would like to see a description of the rules, etc.

-- Ed

Ed Gilbert · Post by **Ed Gilbert** » Fri May 01, 2009 04:04

I received this email today (and then remembered I had also received an announcement of the tournament a few months ago):

Dear Programmers,

For the moment, the following programs have confirmed their participation :

Cerberus
Dream
KingsRow
Damage
Damy
TD King
Dam 2.2
Sjende Blynn
Tornado
Horizon (the new name of BoomStraDam)

I am waiting confirmation (and I hope some good news) from Flits, Buggy, Dios, Virtual Draughts.

The exact address is :

"Salle Martel"
rue Salvadore Allende
ARLEUX (zip code 59151)
France

Day of the tournament : Sunday 17 th of May 2009

Time: 09:30 Installing the hardware, 10:00 Start first round.
Rules will be the same as during the last tournaments :
- Each player plays against each other player (it's a "Round Robin tournament" in english or "toutes rondes" in French)
- usually 75 moves in 20 minutes and after 75 moves by arbitration decision, if necessary.

Our referee will be Mr Jaap Bus.

On the 10th of may, I will announce the definitive list of participants.

Friendly Greetings,
Saïd

64_bit_checkers_engine · Post by **64_bit_checkers_engine** » Fri May 01, 2009 05:00

Too soon for me this year. Maybe next year! That rule with "must take the most number of pieces" is killing me right now.

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