New engine releases & news H2 2022

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Caissa 1.4 released: https://github.com/Witek902/Caissa/releases/tag/1.4

Fixed pondering bug. Quite significant Elo gain in FRC.
Author of Caissa Chess Engine: https://github.com/Witek902/Caissa
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Berserk 20221129 source code has been released: https://github.com/jhonnold/berserk

After 560 games under MCERL, this developer version is about 9 Elo stronger than Berserk 10.

Feel free to download the compilation for Linux and Mac: https://www.chessengeria.com/post/berse ... 9-released
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Dariusz wrote: Thu Dec 01, 2022 8:12 pm Berserk 20221129 source code has been released: https://github.com/jhonnold/berserk

After 560 games under MCERL, this developer version is about 9 Elo stronger than Berserk 10.

Feel free to download the compilation for Linux and Mac: https://www.chessengeria.com/post/berse ... 9-released
I also added compilations for Windows; same link.
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A little exception for a new program, which was only released for linux so far.
I started compiling first versions in July and now after the author isn't anonymous
anymore, I decided to compile the other versions too.
(except the most recent one, which now uses a SF nnue network, which doesn't comply with my rules)

(New) Black-Cat (or Black-Cat-Chess) versions 1.2a, 2.0, 2.1, 2.2 and 2.3 compiled by me, available at the usual place.

https://github.com/Checkmate6659/black-cat-chess
https://rwbc-chess.de

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Incredibly fast systems miscount incredibly fast.
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Clover 3.2.1 bugfix
same link
(hopefully) fixes occasional crashes...
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Wolfgang wrote: Tue Dec 13, 2022 9:41 am Clover 3.2.1 bugfix
same link
(hopefully) fixes occasional crashes...
As reported by Graham, Clover 3.2.1 still crashed at CCRL Divison 2, so I recommend not using it :oops: . I will try fixing the crash errors as soon as possible, which is weird, cause in my testing I never got any crash... Sorry to all testers :oops: that tested 3.2 or 3.2.1.
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lucametehau wrote: Tue Dec 13, 2022 10:02 am
Wolfgang wrote: Tue Dec 13, 2022 9:41 am Clover 3.2.1 bugfix
same link
(hopefully) fixes occasional crashes...
As reported by Graham, Clover 3.2.1 still crashed at CCRL Divison 2, so I recommend not using it :oops: . I will try fixing the crash errors as soon as possible, which is weird, cause in my testing I never got any crash... Sorry to all testers :oops: that tested 3.2 or 3.2.1.
Hmm, nevermind, it seems that it was an issue on Graham's side. Seems like 3.2.1 is safe and I recommend using it over 3.2 :)