Sounds like a good answer to me. However. Keep in mind that this is only for the contact positions. How this number will change is you compare all classes 0-ply vs. 1-ply (crashed, race and bearoff i
Was officially removed in April '09 along with Sconyer's bearoffdatabase support. I agree its much easier to maintain the main variants of Backgammon and exclude the "local rules". If people wish to
There appears to be a discrepancy between rollout data between the Multithreaded variants (Using 1 thread) and a Non-Multithreaded variant. In built both variants without SSE support of any kind and
To re emphasize my original statements: 1) GNUBG is a great game to play, and "fair " under the stated aims of the developers. 2) It has unforeseen side effects that when labeled as "cheating" tend t
Must have caught some of what you missed I guess. I od not have further resources to chase down the avoidance and change-the-definittion style of rhetorical gambits being used, whether conscious and
Howdy Roy, et All As a follow up to my original post I have a couple of things to add. I thank Christopher Yep for chatting with me tonight regarding an assumption I may have made about how Roy perce
Hello David, bit late perhaps, but I felt something was missing in this thread. On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 10:10 PM, David Levy <address@hidden> wrote: Both players begin play at 50% to win a match. One
Well you don't understand. BGlight is a library, lacking a user interface. I was hoping someone with a PDA and a development environment would step in. And the only one was Andy, which did not do wha
Sure am Joseph (as well as gnuBG thank you). If you ever get interested in working on BGLightCE again it'd be nice if you could play against another human/pda using bluetooth. 2008/11/20 Joseph Heled
Yes very rude of Andy. I remember I made sure he publishes the code, which is based on my GPL project. At the time I was hoping PDA's would evolve and offer c++ development tools so that a real nice
That's a shame, Thomas. While it's a great little program it could do with a few enhancements. PDA development being what it is would allow a better bearoffdatabase now than I'm told it has. Being a
Zitat von Massimiliano Maini <address@hidden>: Hi Achim, I guess you lostpasr of Bob's message ... what are 1D, 2C, 2D ? Can you repost Bob's original message ?.. Yes, you're right. Somehow I mixed u
Hi Achim, I guess you lostpasr of Bob's message ... what are 1D, 2C, 2D ? Can you repost Bob's original message ? MaX. address@hidden wrote on 11/08/2008 13:13:38: when of of one or to give used, no
Hi folks, I'm forwarding an e-mail by Bob Koca (he also tried to show me this behavior of gnubg whwn we met in Monte Calro): ** Here is a summary of some of the weird behavior I?ve noticed when doing
GNU Backgammon does play / analyse Hypergammon, but you'll need the file hyper3.bd to do so. All bearoff databases are available here: ftp://ftp.demon.nl/pub/games/gnubg/databases/ Please read the r
Thanks for that info. If I was doing a DMP rollout and wanted to use the database I would not have realized that I should have turned cubeful off. Thanks, I understand the small discrepancy for expe
Right! Just remove these! > htmlimages Not sure.... I believe you may need this. Maybe if you leave png support out, this can be removed. > gtksplash gtkcolour renderprefs ok! can be removed I believ
Fine! This is much better than cygwin. Good choice! These are needed for any build, I believe. Right! Just remove these! Not sure.... I believe you may need this. Maybe if you leave png support out,
Hi again, I have now downloaded the latest source from cvs and am trying again to compile gnubg with mingw. I would like to build gnubg without gtk nor the database and with the python wrapper. Shoul