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Doch 1.3 JA by Don Dailey

Windows x64/win32 Intel compiler 11 & Linux
Gcc 32/64 bit compiles.

What's New:
ELO gain 40+
Improved search
Evaluation challenge! (see README)

Download:
http://www.mediafire.com/?znjd41xudgz

Jim.

Linux 64 bit compile was missing.

Updated download link:
http://www.mediafire.com/?zm3mmnoyykm

Jim.

Updated the download with fixed Linux 32 bit compile.

Download:
http://www.mediafire.com/?dnnnlyilyjz

Jim.

I would recommend http://www.file-upload.net as a filehoster.

This 'mediafire' thing is rather inaccesable when yousing a browser with-
out scripting capabilities/or when 'browsing' the web is understood as not
beeing nagged.

Anyway, thank you for providing us with binaries!

Alex Berger wrote:I would recommend http://www.file-upload.net as a filehoster.

This 'mediafire' thing is rather inaccesable when yousing a browser with-
out scripting capabilities/or when 'browsing' the web is understood as not
beeing nagged.

Anyway, thank you for providing us with binaries!

Hi Alex,

Sound good, but big problem is files will be wiped after a period of inactivity.
I cannot live with this.

From the faq .............

Wie lange bleiben meine Dateien auf Ihrem Server gespeichert?

Ihre Bilder bleiben mindestens 1 Jahr auf unserem Server gespeichert und werden danach nur gelöscht,
wenn innerhalb von 60 Tagen nicht auf sie zugegriffen wird. Die Dateien haben wiederum keine Mindestdauer von einem Jahr.

regards,
Jim.

Hi Jim,

the files will stay on the server for at least one year* - after that, a periodically (60 days) access of the file is requested for not going to be deleted.

This seems to be a bit better than mediafire:

"Mediafire free accounts are restricted to uploads of 200 MB per file and files are deleted if they are not accessed every 30 days."

As you don't link directly to the files, I suppose that you use such an account.
However we don't know whether their service can be offered that long


Greetings

Alex Berger wrote:Hi Jim,

the files will stay on the server for at least one year* - after that, a periodically (60 days) access of the file is requested for not going to be deleted.

This seems to be a bit better than mediafire:

"Mediafire free accounts are restricted to uploads of 200 MB per file and files are deleted if they are not accessed every 30 days."

As you don't link directly to the files, I suppose that you use such an account.
However we don't know whether their service can be offered that long


Greetings

yes, seems better, but I've yet to have any of my files deleted at all with Mediafire since I opened an account about
a year and a half ago. Some of my files have not been accessed for many months. This was not the case with other providers.
This is the only reason I stay with them.

Jim.

Doch 1.3.2 JA by Don Dailey

x64/win32 & Linux 64/32 bit compiles.

What's new:
Fixes personalities file loading bug.

Download:
http://www.mediafire.com/?lgojmvfucy2

Jim.