Sting SF 8.8 release

[lech]

Now, I hope Sting is able to solve all positions from my "IQ test" for engines.
Sting 8.8 doesn't need: some tricks like "nullmove disabling, rule 50, special parameters, MultiPV > 1" or tablebases or other odd tools to try to solve difficult for engines positions, and is still based on an old version of Stockfish (2.1.1).

I think that my project is now in such a crucial phase: is complete (quasi-intelligent) but needs something more in other layers, though.

download: http://www.mediafire.com/file/tkznmkmo6 ... -sf-88.zip

[Damir]

Thanks Marek. You are doing an amazing work so far. Please continue in doing so.

[Paloma]

Thank you Marek

[Vinvin]

Thanks !

[MikeB]

Now, I hope Sting is able to solve all positions from my "IQ test" for engines.
Sting 8.8 doesn't need: some tricks like "nullmove disabling, rule 50, special parameters, MultiPV > 1" or tablebases or other odd tools to try to solve difficult for engines positions, and is still based on an old version of Stockfish (2.1.1).

I think that my project is now in such a crucial phase: is complete (quasi-intelligent) but needs something more in other layers, though.

download: http://www.mediafire.com/file/tkznmkmo6 ... -sf-88.zip

nice work - by far, the most interesting fork of Stockfish

[lech]

Now, I hope Sting is able to solve all positions from my "IQ test" for engines.
Sting 8.8 doesn't need: some tricks like "nullmove disabling, rule 50, special parameters, MultiPV > 1" or tablebases or other odd tools to try to solve difficult for engines positions, and is still based on an old version of Stockfish (2.1.1).

I think that my project is now in such a crucial phase: is complete (quasi-intelligent) but needs something more in other layers, though.

download: http://www.mediafire.com/file/tkznmkmo6 ... -sf-88.zip

nice work - by far, the most interesting fork of Stockfish ��

I would like to avoid the formulation that Sting is a fork of (maybe for) Stockfish.
My proud project Sting (based on the old Stockfish 2.1.1 code) try to prove that stupid chess engines (can't learn!) are able to solve positions ("IQ test" for engines) dedicated only for intelligent creatures (human, a.i. ...) and keep a high level of play.

[MikeB]

Now, I hope Sting is able to solve all positions from my "IQ test" for engines.
Sting 8.8 doesn't need: some tricks like "nullmove disabling, rule 50, special parameters, MultiPV > 1" or tablebases or other odd tools to try to solve difficult for engines positions, and is still based on an old version of Stockfish (2.1.1).

I think that my project is now in such a crucial phase: is complete (quasi-intelligent) but needs something more in other layers, though.

download: http://www.mediafire.com/file/tkznmkmo6 ... -sf-88.zip

nice work - by far, the most interesting fork of Stockfish ��

I would like to avoid the formulation that Sting is a fork of (maybe for) Stockfish.
My proud project Sting (based on the old Stockfish 2.1.1 code) try to prove that stupid chess engines (can't learn!) are able to solve positions ("IQ test" for engines) dedicated only for intelligent creatures (human, a.i. ...) and keep a high level of play.

link to macOS exe with source, enabled for popcnt:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4h8v5o13a8o8v ... 8.zip?dl=1

[Dariusz]

Thank you Marek, I used many times your Sting and it is one of the most interesting engine

Thank you Michael for MacOS compilation