yes, I did read the doc: When not invoked with the xboard option it speaks its own language (doesn't understand 'usermove' so it replies with 'eh?').
However selfcompiled or your binary (linux this time) it somtetimes follow book-lines up to the first deviation, then it stalls (never in xboard-mode) or ...or.
It is supposed to work like this, right?
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./pdp-11_chess_6_64_ja_linux
PDP-11 Chess Engine
Search depth: 8
Opening book: ON
Book file: book.dat (274 bytes)
Opening book loaded successfully
mfmt
Algebraic notation ON
time 10
Time control enabled: 10 seconds per move
e2e4
1. e2e4
Computer plays: g8f6
1. ... g8f6
c2c3
2. c2c3
Computer plays: d7d5
2. ... d7d5
a2a4
3. a2a4
Computer plays: c8f5
3. ... c8f5
a4a5
4. a4a5
Computer plays: e7e6
4. ... e7e6
a5a6
5. a5a6
Computer plays: b8c6
5. ... b8c6Often it moves instantly, seldom not (it computes then), or it stalls.
No book:
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./pdp-11_chess_6_64_ja_linux
PDP-11 Chess Engine
Search depth: 8
Opening book: ON
Book file: book.dat (274 bytes)
Opening book loaded successfully
mfmt
Algebraic notation ON
time 20
Time control enabled: 20 seconds per move
book
Opening book OFF
e2e4
1. e2e4
Thinking for up to 20 seconds...
Thinking for 20 seconds... d1/+897 d2/+977 d3/+897 d4/+977 d5/+867 d6/+887 d7/+865
d7 in 18.0s (target: 20s)
Computer plays: e2d1
1. ... e2d1Code: Select all
232f06c3627eedd8b1f75db0b8515ec5 chess_6.7z
aa266623a665259e24667683add27d02 pdp-11_chess_6_64_ja.zip
