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Re: FEN - Flipper for Windows
Posted: Thu May 18, 2017 6:45 am
by Ferdy
Matthias Gemuh wrote:Ferdy wrote:
Conversion was finally done after around 2 hrs and used a max of around 600 MB of memory.
I lazily load the EPD files into a listbox before processing it.
That eats memory and limits size of EPD file the tool can handle.
I shall change that and speed things up.
That would be great, as I have plan of converting the other 4 million pos.
Re: FEN - Flipper for Windows 1.2
Posted: Thu May 18, 2017 5:32 pm
by Matthias Gemuh
Matthias Gemuh wrote:FEN - Flipper 1.1
I have just added the handling of the "pm" and "c0" tags.
The STS Testsuite uses the "c0" tag to score moves.
FEN - Flipper 1.2
Handles large EPD files, and fast.
Matthias.
Re: FEN - Flipper for Windows 1.2
Posted: Thu May 18, 2017 8:31 pm
by Ferdy
Matthias Gemuh wrote:Matthias Gemuh wrote:FEN - Flipper 1.1
I have just added the handling of the "pm" and "c0" tags.
The STS Testsuite uses the "c0" tag to score moves.
FEN - Flipper 1.2
Handles large EPD files, and fast.
Matthias.
Thanks, my 1.3 M pos is only around 1 minute
.
Re: FEN - Flipper for Windows 1.2
Posted: Thu May 18, 2017 8:52 pm
by Matthias Gemuh
Ferdy wrote:Matthias Gemuh wrote:
FEN - Flipper 1.2
Handles large EPD files, and fast.
Matthias.
Thanks, my 1.3 M pos is only around 1 minute
.
Did you look how much memory it now uses ?
Re: FEN - Flipper for Windows 1.2
Posted: Thu May 18, 2017 9:46 pm
by Ferdy
Matthias Gemuh wrote:Ferdy wrote:Matthias Gemuh wrote:
FEN - Flipper 1.2
Handles large EPD files, and fast.
Matthias.
Thanks, my 1.3 M pos is only around 1 minute
.
Did you look how much memory it now uses ?
It is only 2.5 Mb.
Re: FEN - Flipper for Windows 1.2
Posted: Thu May 18, 2017 10:15 pm
by Matthias Gemuh
Ferdy wrote:Matthias Gemuh wrote:
Did you look how much memory it now uses ?
It is only 2.5 Mb.
Interesting what we can achieve when we overcome laziness.
Re: FEN - Flipper for Windows 1.2
Posted: Thu May 18, 2017 11:05 pm
by Ferdy
Matthias Gemuh wrote:Ferdy wrote:Matthias Gemuh wrote:
Did you look how much memory it now uses ?
It is only 2.5 Mb.
Interesting what we can achieve when we overcome laziness.
True, I actually tried creating a converter using python, with output similar to _x file and ignoring the other opcodes, just the pieces, side, castling flags and ep square, 1.3 M is around 2 minutes.