Thanks for the info! Was that already documented somewhere?Michael Sherwin wrote:
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To see if Romi is learning you can start Romi from the command line and type pr 1 enter. Romi will print out for example, "Record 1 sib 487 chd 2 fs 12 ts 28 some other stuff score 17 w 283 l 264, d 191" which is 1.e2e4. Then type pr 487 in this example to get the record for the first sibling move. In this example it is d2d4, has a score of 19 w 23 l 22 d 13. anyway it is possible to examine the learn file starting with "pr 1".
The resigning problem is new as far as I know. It is an issue between the compiler I use and Windows 7/vista and windows 8/10. The resigning problem does not happen on w10 or as far as I know w8.
BTW exists a possibility to see the content as whole in an ascii export?
(something like PG dump for Black/White into ascii files)
Another question, I guess the format hasn't changed since you introduced
it and we can still experiment with the old and big learn files e.g. Marc Lacrosse and Pavel Hase made?
I also have Win7 here and will take a look at the resign problem, which is
yet unknown to me - I was also almost away from computerchess from 2011-2016 ;-)
Guenther
