Thanks.michiguel wrote:Yes, they are supposed to work portably in any system, Linux, Windows, or whatever OS Gaviota (or any other engine with the same TB library) is compiled in the future.beachknight wrote:Hi,michiguel wrote:Linux versions, 32 and 64 bits, available in the web site. I will wait to make sure everything is fine when the people test Gaviota with the compressed TBs. After that, the plan is to release the probing code.jshriver wrote:Amazing work as normal. Any chance of a Linux build? I'll gladly wait patiently or willing to make one for you if you want.
-Josh
Miguel
Producing compressed G TBs just completed.
6,54 GB (7.025.792.015 bytes)
145 files
tbtest 5: --> PASSED.
Well done, Miguel.
Best,
PS: I suppose x64 versions of Gaviota will also use them, right?
Miguel
I am waiting the same for endgame bitbases (Schawul's or Scorpio )
Every time I test both versions, ie w32 and x64, of a new engine that
uses them, necessary changes take all my valuable time.
Hmm, portable Scorpio bitbases, sounds excellent.
Best,
PS: Or a Scorpio that uses G TBs?
Jim, are you there for a compilation?
Sorry guys, couldnt resist. This will be the last time I did it, I pormise.