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[gnugo-devel] stepped on a bug, but
From: |
yiwen chu |
Subject: |
[gnugo-devel] stepped on a bug, but |
Date: |
Tue, 29 Jul 2003 15:08:06 -0400 |
loaded a game and on the next move (171), tried to list dragons. windows
error msg came up abnormal program termination, in the system window -
"
***assertion failure:
C:\temp\gnugo-3.2\engine\move_reasons.c:466 - k<40 near PASS***
"
seed 1059504843
however it is important to note i have been editing dragon.c so when i call
listdragons it outputs the board to a file and a safety value of the
current dragon. the purpose of my code is to output the board with 0 for
empty, 1 for black, 3 for white, 2 at origin of current black dragon or 4
at origin of current white dragon. i still need to adjust it so the entire
focused dragon is of 2's or 4's depending on the selection. then, work on
training a neural network to recognize safety of groups. regardless if it
works, it is just a research project i am working on for a highschool
summer program, but i think i could work on it afterwards as well, as it
has become very interesting.
this is the code: starting with the original, mine marked off.
line 1190:
gprintf("%o\n");
for (pos = BOARDMIN; pos < BOARDMAX; pos++) {
struct dragon_data *dd = &(dragon[pos]);
struct dragon_data2 *d2;
if (!IS_STONE(board[pos]))
continue;
d2 = &(dragon2[dd->id]);
if (dd->origin == pos) {
//*************************************************************************
************************************//
f2 = fopen("theout.txt", "a");
// fprintf(f2, "DRAGON \n\n");
for(rty=0; rty<BOARDMAX; rty++){
jar=0;
if(board[rty]== BLACK)
jar=1;
else if(board[rty]== WHITE)
jar=3;
else if(board[rty]== EMPTY)
jar=0;
if(jar==3&&rty==dd->origin)
{
jar=4;
rat=(double)compute_dragon_status(rty);
}
if(jar==1&&rty==dd->origin)
{
jar=2;
rat=(double)compute_dragon_status(rty);
}
fprintf(f2,"%d", jar);
}
if(rat==1)
rat=0.9;
if(rat==3)
rat=0.5;
if(rat==0)
rat=0;
fprintf(f2,"\n%f\n",rat);
fclose(f2);
//*************************************************************************
************************************//
gprintf("%1m : %s dragon size %d (%f), genus %d, half eyes %d, escape
factor %d, status %s, matcher status %s, moyo size %d safety %s",
pos,
board[pos] == BLACK ? "B" : "W",
dd->size,
dd->effective_size,
d2->genus,
d2->heyes,
d2->escape_route,
snames[dd->status],
snames[dd->matcher_status],
d2->moyo,
safety_names[d2->safety]);
~alex styler (pgss 2003)
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