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Well, the Mayan apocalypse must have happened because there's a new release of Myrddin, version 0.86.

Dann Corbit deserves all the credit for making this release possible. My code was apparently 98% of the way there, but I had lost interest. Dann took it the rest of the way, and our testing (confirmed by a third tester) shows an increase of about 130 ELO over version 0.85.

You can download the full package, including opening book and updated ReadMe, from Myrddin's host site (graciously provided by Ron Murawski) at:
http://computer-chess.org/doku.php?id=c ... ddin:index

Or, if you have gotten a version of Myrddin before, you can download just the new executables from Jim Ablett's site (thanks, Jim!) at:
http://jim-ablett.co.de/

Thanks again to Dann and all who have helped Myrddin get to this point.

jm

JVMerlino wrote:Well, the Mayan apocalypse must have happened because there's a new release of Myrddin, version 0.86.

Dann Corbit deserves all the credit for making this release possible. My code was apparently 98% of the way there, but I had lost interest. Dann took it the rest of the way, and our testing (confirmed by a third tester) shows an increase of about 130 ELO over version 0.85.

You can download the full package, including opening book and updated ReadMe, from Myrddin's host site (graciously provided by Ron Murawski) at:
http://computer-chess.org/doku.php?id=c ... ddin:index

Or, if you have gotten a version of Myrddin before, you can download just the new executables from Jim Ablett's site (thanks, Jim!) at:
http://jim-ablett.co.de/

Thanks again to Dann and all who have helped Myrddin get to this point.

jm

Thanks John and Jim and the others you mentioned in making this possible.

I just heard from Jim, who took the liberty of porting the source to Linux-gcc. He has very generously made available Linux 64/32-bit and Android builds here:

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/5047625/myrddi ... ndroid.zip

His comment, which fairly shocked me:

"I tested the Android compile on my little tablet in 'Chess For Android' gui by Aart Bik against my new Toga compile and it was pretty even. Seems strong on the Android platform."

So, for those of you who can take advantage of this, enjoy! And thanks again, Jim!

jm

Congrats! Looking forward to playing and testing it.

Happy Holidays,
-Josh

cg John and thanks for a nice present.

Thanks John.

Best,
Gerold.

Lots of help from the CC community these days! I wonder why....?

Julien Marcel has generously compiled a Mac version, so you can now get Windows, Linux, Mac and Android all in one package (which was put together by Ron Murawski) on Myrddin's official site.

http://computer-chess.org/doku.php?id=c ... ddin:index

Pretty amazing hobby in which I can break my engine, stop working on it, and then a bunch of people other people work to get it released.

Thanks to all and happy holidays!

jm

JVMerlino wrote: Julien Marcel has generously compiled a Mac version, so you can now get Windows, Linux, Mac and Android all in one package (which was put together by Ron Murawski) on Myrddin's official site.

http://computer-chess.org/doku.php?id=c ... ddin:index
jm

Hi John,

It was Jim Ablett who built that package, not me.

Ron

Ron Murawski wrote:
It was Jim Ablett who built that package, not me.

Ron

Starting to learn Jim is the king of compiles lol... hope when my engine goes solid he will compile mine. Figure I'll gain a 20% elo just frim how he works his magic lol

-Josh

Ron Murawski wrote:

JVMerlino wrote: Julien Marcel has generously compiled a Mac version, so you can now get Windows, Linux, Mac and Android all in one package (which was put together by Ron Murawski) on Myrddin's official site.

http://computer-chess.org/doku.php?id=c ... ddin:index
jm

Hi John,

It was Jim Ablett who built that package, not me.

Ron

Ok, I stand corrected. Thanks again, Jim (and Ron)!

jm