Where to find CFish 11 Latest exe file

[syzygy]

Is there a site wherein we can download latest exe?

https://github.com/syzygy1/Cfish/releas ... h_11_fixed

I've just uploaded two binaries, one for Linux and one for Windows. They should work on Haswell and later. They are BMI2 versions, so won't work great on Ryzen.

Tell me what you need and I will see what I can do.

[maxdeg]

Is there a site wherein we can download latest exe?

https://github.com/syzygy1/Cfish/releas ... h_11_fixed

I've just uploaded two binaries, one for Linux and one for Windows. They should work on Haswell and later. They are BMI2 versions, so won't work great on Ryzen.

Tell me what you need and I will see what I can do.

Many thanks.
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[ehas]

Is there a site wherein we can download latest exe?

https://github.com/syzygy1/Cfish/releas ... h_11_fixed

I've just uploaded two binaries, one for Linux and one for Windows. They should work on Haswell and later. They are BMI2 versions, so won't work great on Ryzen.

Tell me what you need and I will see what I can do.

It would be great if we can have for AMD Cpu's also. I'm currently using an AMD processor.

Thank you in advance.

[Ovyron]

CFish did reach version 11, last week.

Weird that this is what I see



Regardless, I appreciate syzygy keeps working on CFish, those 500 kn/s extra speed I get are very apparent (it's a 20% speedup), last CFish from December kept outperforming everything else for 6 months - it has became the best derivative for my machine.

[MikeB]

Is there a site wherein we can download latest exe?

https://github.com/syzygy1/Cfish/releas ... h_11_fixed

I've just uploaded two binaries, one for Linux and one for Windows. They should work on Haswell and later. They are BMI2 versions, so won't work great on Ryzen.

Tell me what you need and I will see what I can do.

It would be great if we can have for AMD Cpu's also. I'm currently using an AMD processor.

Thank you in advance.

For AMD Threadrippers ,-has -bmi flag , but no -bmi2. If it works, great! , if not sayonara.


https://github.com/MichaelB7/Cfish/tree/private/src (exe is in src folder)

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cfish  bench >/dev/null
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Total time (ms) : 1611
Nodes searched  : 4431626
Nodes/second    : 2750854

ymmv

[syzygy]

Is there a site wherein we can download latest exe?

https://github.com/syzygy1/Cfish/releas ... h_11_fixed

I've just uploaded two binaries, one for Linux and one for Windows. They should work on Haswell and later. They are BMI2 versions, so won't work great on Ryzen.

Tell me what you need and I will see what I can do.

It would be great if we can have for AMD Cpu's also. I'm currently using an AMD processor.

Ryzen?

edit: Then I guess MikeB's compile should work. I will add it to the Release page later today. (Thanks MikeB!)

[maxdeg]

Mac version please !
Somebody !

[MikeB]

Mac version please !
Somebody !

Max you can find some here
https://github.com/MichaelB7/Cfish/tree/master/src

Bonth clang and gcc - gcc are the fastest for me - clang is the most compatible with other users. Strangely, the Popcnt version is now fastest on my bmi2 CPU mac. I also updated the source in type.h so that they can compile on the macOS if one was having issues before. Sorry that the diff in Github showed everything a being changed - not sure what happened there.

I had to add size_t and long to the max, min and clamp functions to compile on macOS -:

#define MAX(T) INLINE T max_##T(T a, T b) { return a > b ? a : b; }
MAX(int)
MAX(uint64_t)
MAX(unsigned)
MAX(int64_t)
MAX(uint8_t)
MAX(double)
MAX(size_t)
MAX(long)
#undef MAX

#define MIN(T) INLINE T min_##T(T a, T b) { return a < b ? a : b; }
MIN(int)
MIN(uint64_t)
MIN(unsigned)
MIN(int64_t)
MIN(uint8_t)
MIN(double)
MIN(size_t)
MIN(long)
#undef MIN

#define CLAMP(T) INLINE T clamp_##T(T a, T b, T c) { return a < b ? b : a > c ? c : a; }
CLAMP(int)
CLAMP(uint64_t)
CLAMP(unsigned)
CLAMP(int64_t)
CLAMP(uint8_t)
CLAMP(double)
CLAMP(size_t)
CLAMP(long)
#undef CLAMP

#define max(a,b) _Generic((a), \
int: max_int, \
uint64_t: max_uint64_t, \
unsigned: max_unsigned, \
int64_t: max_int64_t, \
uint8_t: max_uint8_t, \
double: max_double, \
size_t: max_size_t, \
long: max_long \
) (a,b)

#define min(a,b) _Generic((a), \
int: min_int, \
uint64_t: min_uint64_t, \
unsigned: min_unsigned, \
int64_t: min_int64_t, \
uint8_t: min_uint8_t, \
double: min_double, \
size_t: min_size_t, \
long: min_long \
) (a,b)

#define clamp(a,b,c) _Generic((a), \
int: clamp_int, \
uint64_t: clamp_uint64_t, \
unsigned: clamp_unsigned, \
int64_t: clamp_int64_t, \
uint8_t: clamp_uint8_t, \
double: clamp_double, \
size_t: clamp_size_t, \
long: clamp_long \
) (a,b,c)

[maxdeg]

Max you can find some here
https://github.com/MichaelB7/Cfish/tree/master/src

Thank you very much Mike ..
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[syzygy]

Is there a site wherein we can download latest exe?

https://github.com/syzygy1/Cfish/releas ... h_11_fixed

I've just uploaded two binaries, one for Linux and one for Windows. They should work on Haswell and later. They are BMI2 versions, so won't work great on Ryzen.

Tell me what you need and I will see what I can do.

It would be great if we can have for AMD Cpu's also. I'm currently using an AMD processor.

Ryzen?

edit: Then I guess MikeB's compile should work. I will add it to the Release page later today. (Thanks MikeB!)

It seems MikeB's compile corresponds to current master, not to Cfish 11.