Cfish 9 is OUT!

[supersharp77]

and it's 15% faster than SF 9 (your mileage may vary)! And that's just for one thread. Even better with many threads on NUMA systems.

https://github.com/syzygy1/Cfish

Looks like you'll need to compile for yourself.

Hoping Mohammed returns to provide us with Asmfish 9 ...

Cfish 9 w32-w64 is out!! Time for new Stockfish Testing!!

http://www63.zippyshare.com/v/Hp4NMnqc/file.html

[Jesse Gersenson]

This command works to build SF9 and fails to build Cfish 9
~$ make -j3 build ARCH=x86-32

What's the correct command to make a 32-bit linux bin?

Changing the default values, and then running the above command, is a usable workaround:

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optimize = yes
debug = no
sanitize = no
bits = 32
prefetch = no
popcnt = no
sse = no
pext = no

[syzygy]

This command works to build SF9 and fails to build Cfish 9
~$ make -j3 build ARCH=x86-32

What's the correct command to make a 32-bit linux bin?

You're right, there are some problems with the Makefile.
I think I have fixed them now.

(You may still have to add numa=no if your system is Linux and does not have a 32-bit libnuma installed.)

[Jesse Gersenson]

I think I have fixed them now.

Thanks Ronald.

I confirm this works:
~$ make -j3 build ARCH=x86-32 numa=no

[Jesse Gersenson]

machine: Pentium I - 150mhz
test: ./engine bench 1 1 8

sf9 - 25386 ms - 252970 nodes - 9964 n/s
cf9 - 20924 ms - 241189 nodes - 11528 n/s

[mcostalba]

How was the rusftish source created? Is it generated from the C++ source, or is it hand built?

Hand built, while learning Rust.

I noticed yesterday there is something wrong with time management (it moves immediately). And although the default bench is identical, benches to a higher depth have a different node count. So I have still some bugs to fix.

Amazing attempt!

You ported SF code to C, Rust, now what else? May be go language...

Anyhow very nice code, I gave a quick glance at it...now, after 2 full ports, you know SF code better than anybody else

[Vinvin]

machine: Pentium I - 150mhz
test: ./engine bench 1 1 8

sf9 - 25386 ms - 252970 nodes - 9964 n/s
cf9 - 20924 ms - 241189 nodes - 11528 n/s

I love this !
Melancholy rules

[zullil]

How was the rusftish source created? Is it generated from the C++ source, or is it hand built?

Hand built, while learning Rust.

I noticed yesterday there is something wrong with time management (it moves immediately). And although the default bench is identical, benches to a higher depth have a different node count. So I have still some bugs to fix.

Amazing attempt!

You ported SF code to C, Rust, now what else? May be go language...

Anyhow very nice code, I gave a quick glance at it...now, after 2 full ports, you know SF code better than anybody else

Maybe, but Mohammed can render it in assembly language. He must know the code really well too.

[syzygy]

How was the rusftish source created? Is it generated from the C++ source, or is it hand built?

Hand built, while learning Rust.

I noticed yesterday there is something wrong with time management (it moves immediately). And although the default bench is identical, benches to a higher depth have a different node count. So I have still some bugs to fix.

Amazing attempt!

You ported SF code to C, Rust, now what else? May be go language...

Anyhow very nice code, I gave a quick glance at it...now, after 2 full ports, you know SF code better than anybody else

Thanks!

The idea of Gofish has crossed my mind, but I hope I can withstand the temptation