Just FYI, I do still check back on this project once in a while. So if someone has a bug or feature request, posting it here is not entirely a waste of time. Sending me a message on FICS will get a faster response though.
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Nice... I know angrim restarted the project lately.
Requests:
1)Add an analysis mode.
2)Add book support for .bin extension.
3)64 bits support (I think it is already implemented into a fork of sunsetter at https://github.com/arbolis/sunsetter7f64bits)
4)Add multi core support.
I know this stuff is not easy to implement :) Good luck!
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1) analysis mode modified to work with xboard in version 7g.
2) Not sure what book format that would be, lots of stuff uses the "binary"
extension. But the current book format is quite simple to use, and most
tools that work with binary books don't support crazyhouse.
3) added 64bit support, fortunately there isn't much assembly language in sunsetter. This does need tested on 64bit windows, but is tested on 64 bit linux.
4) That's not so easy. I am not currently motivated to put in the amount
of effort that it would take to make sunsetter work with SMP.
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Just FYI, I do still check back on this project once in a while. So if someone has a bug or feature request, posting it here is not entirely a waste of time. Sending me a message on FICS will get a faster response though.
Nice... I know angrim restarted the project lately.
Requests:
1)Add an analysis mode.
2)Add book support for .bin extension.
3)64 bits support (I think it is already implemented into a fork of sunsetter at https://github.com/arbolis/sunsetter7f64bits)
4)Add multi core support.
I know this stuff is not easy to implement :) Good luck!
1) analysis mode modified to work with xboard in version 7g.
2) Not sure what book format that would be, lots of stuff uses the "binary"
extension. But the current book format is quite simple to use, and most
tools that work with binary books don't support crazyhouse.
3) added 64bit support, fortunately there isn't much assembly language in sunsetter. This does need tested on 64bit windows, but is tested on 64 bit linux.
4) That's not so easy. I am not currently motivated to put in the amount
of effort that it would take to make sunsetter work with SMP.