New J.A Compiles

[Jim Ablett]

https://github.com/enfmarinho/Minke
Minke 6.0.0 by Eduardo Marinho

Minke 6.0.0 64 JA

Windows/Linux & Android profiled builds

Proton link:
https://drive.proton.me/urls/SHXDHHJ9XG#QAWxzfOndFZE

Smash link:
https://fromsmash.com/Minke600JA

Jim.

[JVMerlino]

As always, thank you, Jim for your work! I'm running a test now and I'll let you know how much better your build is than mine - because it always is!

Hi again,

I have no idea why other people are having trouble with your builds, although I didn't test all of the them. I only tested your avx2-zen2 builds (both uci and winboard) against my winboard build, and yours is about +20 elo in self-play.

Thanks again, Jim!

jm

[Modern Times]

As always, thank you, Jim for your work! I'm running a test now and I'll let you know how much better your build is than mine - because it always is!

Hi again,

I have no idea why other people are having trouble with your builds, although I didn't test all of the them. I only tested your avx2-zen2 builds (both uci and winboard) against my winboard build, and yours is about +20 elo in self-play.

Thanks again, Jim!

jm

+20 Elo is a big difference !

I didn't test the JA version in a GUI (will do so later) but it works from the command line (xboard). I tested the bmi2 version on my Intel, and the avx2-zen2 version on my old Zen+ AMD. In both cases, with the default ini file. Both worked fine.

[Modern Times]

Just installed myrddin_095_64_ja_avx2_zen2.exe under ChessGUI same as Graham uses - runs fine (AMD Zen+ )

[Graham Banks]

Just installed myrddin_095_64_ja_avx2_zen2.exe under ChessGUI same as Graham uses - runs fine (AMD Zen+ )

Still no joy here, even with the xboard or -xboard commands.

[Modern Times]

Just installed myrddin_095_64_ja_avx2_zen2.exe under ChessGUI same as Graham uses - runs fine (AMD Zen+ )

Still no joy here, even with the xboard or -xboard commands.

I didn't use the xboard or -xboard commands in the GUI. Just installed it normally and it worked.

Does it work at the command line ? i.e. double-clock the exe, type xboard, then type new and then type analyze.

Anyway, the author's compile works for you so it isn't worth the hassle, just use that.