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Two machines mode

Postby ZangChess » 24 Dec 2004, 23:34

Hello programmers

I feel like I sound like a complete newbie posting my problem.
Please don't laugh! :wink: I am as green as grass.
My chess program can play black and white when I hit the "Mode machine white" and "mode machine white".
But in "two machines mode" it goes wrong.

My question is:
what are the exact line of commands winboard gives to both copies of my engine?

Thanks!
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Re: Two machines mode

Postby Brian Richardson » 25 Dec 2004, 00:50

Run Winboard with the /debug option to see all of the information sent to and received from the engines.

Note that for Two Engines mode, you must specify two engines (fcp/ and /scp), and they are typically different .exe files I doubt that too many engines would work as both, (certainly not with pondering), since Winboard generally sends moves, not board positions. time and otim would also be a issue, etc.

Also, make sure you have looked at the engineinterface documentation file.
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Re: Two machines mode

Postby Brian Richardson » 26 Dec 2004, 17:18

Ahh, lets just call my earlier comment (about same engine for both sides) yet another in an increasingly frequent series of senior moments...
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Re: Two machines mode

Postby José Carlos » 26 Dec 2004, 17:23

Brian Richardson wrote:Ahh, lets just call my earlier comment (about same engine for both sides) yet another in an increasingly frequent series of senior moments...

I know how it feels 8-)
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Re: Two machines mode

Postby ZangChess » 27 Dec 2004, 15:23

Thanks for your replies!
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