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My engine Hermann was LazySMP. Although rating lists indicated, that Hermann with 4 cores was much stronger than with a single core, I was not satisfied with the speedup in time to depth with 4 ore more cores. So I started Arminius with a simple search and eval to have something clean to implement Y...

That's easy to avoid when you extend recaptures only.

Michael Sherwin wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 21, 2019 3:10 am

Does it cover all the possibilities? Has someone done a better one already? Any suggested changes?

After Rxa1 Rxa1 you have rook on A1 that has already moved so castling is impossible. But no rook has ever moved away from A1.

Another old thread on time management: viewtopic.php?f=7&t=47242

Thank you for the numbers, Mike.

It's strange, that there are some votes now, while others (including me) can't vote.

Windows, 64 Bit only, tested with Windows 7: http://www.nnuss.de/Hermann/Arminius2018-12-23.zip Linux, 64 Bit only, tested with Ubuntu 18.04: http://www.nnuss.de/Hermann/Arminius2018-12-23Linux.tar.gz Linux ARM 32 Bit tested with Raspbian Stretch and 64 Bit tested with OpenSuSE 15.0: http://www.nnus...

Graham Banks wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 23, 2018 9:05 pm

Thanks Volker and Merry Christmas to you.

Thank you.

Windows, 64 Bit only, tested with Windows 7: http://www.nnuss.de/Hermann/Arminius2018-12-23.zip Linux, 64 Bit only, tested with Ubuntu 18.04: http://www.nnuss.de/Hermann/Arminius2018-12-23Linux.tar.gz Linux (Raspberry/ARM 32 and 64 Bit) will follow later. Windows 32 Bit will follow only if requested...

Sorry, polls don't work.

There has not been a public Arminius release for almost 2 years now. I‘ll release a new version soon. Arminius started as a windows engine but has been developed under Linux the last years. I still have Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 and I can still build Windows versions but since I started to use C+...