Tinapa 1.01

[Prima]

What problems are you having with SF 2.0.1 GTB?

Peter

I kept getting errors and warnings. This was from the Intel Output:

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1>------ Build started: Project: Stockfish-201GTB-x64, Configuration: Release x64 ------
1>  benchmark.cpp
1>  bitbase.cpp
1>  bitboard.cpp
1>..\..\bitboard.cpp(312): warning C4146: unary minus operator applied to unsigned type, result still unsigned
1>..\..\bitboard.cpp(318): warning C4146: unary minus operator applied to unsigned type, result still unsigned
1>  book.cpp
1>  egtb.cpp
1>  endgame.cpp
1>  evaluate.cpp
1>  history.cpp
1>  main.cpp
1>  material.cpp
1>  misc.cpp
1>  move.cpp
1>  movegen.cpp
1>  movepick.cpp
1>  pawns.cpp
1>  position.cpp
1>  san.cpp
1>  search.cpp
1>  timeman.cpp
1>  tt.cpp
1>  Compiling...
1>  uci.cpp
1>  ucioption.cpp
1>  gtb-att.c
1>c:\users\prima\desktop\sf201gtb-src\egtb\gtb-att.h(32): fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sysport.h': No such file or directory
1>  gtb-dec.c
1>..\..\egtb\gtb-dec.c(38): fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'hzip.h': No such file or directory
1>  gtb-probe.c
1>..\..\egtb\gtb-probe.c(58): fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sysport.h': No such file or directory
1>  tbprobe.c
========== Build: 0 succeeded, 1 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ==========

and this is from the Intel Error List:

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Error	4	error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'hzip.h': No such file or directory	C:\Users\PRIMA\Desktop\SF201GTB-SRC\egtb\gtb-dec.c	38	1	Stockfish-201GTB-x64

Error	3	error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sysport.h': No such file or directory	c:\users\prima\desktop\sf201gtb-src\egtb\gtb-att.h	32	1	Stockfish-201GTB-x64

Error	5	error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sysport.h': No such file or directory	C:\Users\PRIMA\Desktop\SF201GTB-SRC\egtb\gtb-probe.c	58	1	Stockfish-201GTB-x64

Warning	1	warning C4146: unary minus operator applied to unsigned type, result still unsigned	C:\Users\PRIMA\Desktop\SF201GTB-SRC\bitboard.cpp	312	1	Stockfish-201GTB-x64

Warning	2	warning C4146: unary minus operator applied to unsigned type, result still unsigned	C:\Users\PRIMA\Desktop\SF201GTB-SRC\bitboard.cpp	318	1	Stockfish-201GTB-x64

This was just from using Stockfish 2.0.1 source and the files from "egtb" folder.
I still get errors even when I add the files from the "compression" folder and the "system support" folder.

By the way, when you compiled the 32-bit of Stockfish 2.0.1GTB, did you put all files into one folder, then used the Add/Existing items ONCE and then compiled it, or did you have to keep using the "Add/Existing items" to add files from different folders and then finally compile it?

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Error 3 error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'sysport.h': No such file or directory c:\users\prima\desktop\sf201gtb-src\egtb\gtb-att.h 32 1 Stockfish-201GTB-x64

My guess is that the compiler does not know where to look for sysport.h. In the Makefile, this is handled via "-Isysport" (that is, look in the sysport directory when Including files). Off the top of my head, I don't know how to do this in Windows.

[Peter C]

What problems are you having with SF 2.0.1 GTB?

Peter

I kept getting errors and warnings. This was from the Intel Output:

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This was just from using Stockfish 2.0.1 source and the files from "egtb" folder.
I still get errors even when I add the files from the "compression" folder and the "system support" folder.

By the way, when you compiled the 32-bit of Stockfish 2.0.1GTB, did you put all files into one folder, then used the Add/Existing items ONCE and then compiled it, or did you have to keep using the "Add/Existing items" to add files from different folders and then finally compile it?

I used MSYS and simply typed "make profile-build ARCH=x86-32" at a bash prompt.

Hmmm, you'd have to ask someone who actually knows about Visual Studio for help with that, sorry.

Peter

[Prima]

Okay, here's an Intel C++ compile of Tinapa 1.01 x64. 'Hope you all like it.

Due to it's size with source code included, it exceeded the maximum bandwidth allowed by the forum. Therefor, the attachment is just the Tinapa 1.01 64-bit executive file only. The source code is the same as my initial compile, else, I hope I'm not breaking any license issues here.

Just a minor update; a successful PGO MsVS2010 build of Tinapa 1.01 x64.

[Damir Desevac]

Anyone here that can compile this damn SF GTB thing to 64-bits ? And no I am not talking about amateurs like Peter C

[Jeremy Bernstein]

Anyone here that can compile this damn SF GTB thing to 64-bits ? And no I am not talking about amateurs like Peter C

The project I posted in this thread should compile to 64-bits. I'm installing a 64-bit OS right now to make sure, though...

Jeremy

[ernest]

Anyone here that can compile this damn SF GTB thing to 64-bits ? And no I am not talking about amateurs like Peter C

Why being rude with Peter C?

[Damir Desevac]

Because he is posting here corrupt none working files, that's why. If he does not know how to make them work, better not post them.
Got your question answered ??

[Prima]

Anyone here that can compile this damn SF GTB thing to 64-bits ? And no I am not talking about amateurs like Peter C

Damir,

Jeremy's compile of Stockfish 2.0.1PA-G GTB (32 & 64-bit) is here: http://www.open-chess.org/viewtopic.php ... 2&start=70

My compile of Stockfish 2.0.1PA-G GTB (32 & 64-bit) is here: http://www.open-chess.org/viewtopic.php ... 2&start=80

[Peter C]

Because he is posting here corrupt none working files, that's why. If he does not know how to make them work, better not post them.
Got your question answered ??

Maybe they work but you can't figure it out. Ever thought of that?

And I only don't know how to make them work with Visual Studio. Real men use the command prompt. I can tell you exactly how to make it work on Linux or with MinGW (and probably Cygwin):
Simply type "make profile-build ARCH=x86-32" at a terminal.

BTW, I did this as a project in my spare time for me to be able to use tablebases with Stockfish. I'm a 14-year-old who barely knows C++. Hence, I didn't spend time making it friendly to non-GCC compilers. I figured it was useful, so I shared it. If you don't like it, don't use it, but no need to get aggressive about it.

Peter