You are, of course, wrong about the origin of Ngplay, but that does not really matter much.

Because you say so?

So far, the only proof you have given is a call to a signal function, which can be found in almost any winboard program. And you haven't addressed any of Pedro's points.
It's ok Pablo ...

User923005 wrote:You are, of course, wrong about the origin of Ngplay, but that does not really matter much.

Because you say so?

So far, the only proof you have given is a call to a signal function, which can be found in almost any winboard program. And you haven't addressed any of Pedro's points.

Oh dear, Crafty and Arasan should also give credit to TSCP:

pablo@inspiron ~/Downloads/arasan-15.1.0/src $ grep "signal(SIGINT" *
arasanx.cpp: signal(SIGINT,sigHandler);
arasanx.cpp: signal(SIGINT,SIG_IGN);

pablo@inspiron ~/Downloads/crafty-23.4 $ grep "signal(SIGINT" *
main.c: signal(SIGINT, SIG ...

Just a little piece of advice so that you don't break Ivanhoe even more: move and move_number are not uci tokens. You should leave currmove and currmovenumber as they were.

but what the hell have I done.

My thesis is that you hex edited an open source engine and tried to fool the community.

If I am wrong you should try to explain the changes and show the sources as the GPL requires, then I will creep into a hole and disappear.

If I am right the people who love ...