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- Frank Quisinsky
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Wasp 3.60 for DGT Pi, news for chess computer lovers!
Hello and good evening,
John Stanback (USA) released Wasp 3.60.
The new version can be used for DGT Pi.
An image file for the chess computer by DGT is available on my site.
I added a longer release text on Wasp news.
Sure that chess computer lovers will like it a lot.
Frank's Chess Page
http://www.amateurschach.de
Best
Frank
John Stanback (USA) released Wasp 3.60.
The new version can be used for DGT Pi.
An image file for the chess computer by DGT is available on my site.
I added a longer release text on Wasp news.
Sure that chess computer lovers will like it a lot.
Frank's Chess Page
http://www.amateurschach.de
Best
Frank
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Re: Wasp 3.60 for DGT Pi, news for chess computer lovers!
Hi Frank,Frank Quisinsky wrote:Hello and good evening,
John Stanback (USA) released Wasp 3.60.
The new version can be used for DGT Pi.
An image file for the chess computer by DGT is available on my site.
I added a longer release text on Wasp news.
Sure that chess computer lovers will like it a lot.
Frank's Chess Page
http://www.amateurschach.de
Best
Frank
Thanks! can you ask him to do a Windows 98 version compiling it with mingw32 4.7.2.
He probably needs an old PC to do that. That way it can be included in future tournaments against dedicated computers too
Best regards
Nick
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Hm, did you try the Wasp360-x32.exe? It is compiled for original athlon or pentium cpu or newer.
John wrote:
If he has an older cpu I could make a 32 bit compile for it. I don't have the mingw32 4.7.2 compiler, but I would expect that the mingw32 6.1.0 compiler that I use for 32 bit compiles would work if given the correct architecture to compiler for.
Best
Frank
P.S. To late for me.
If you send an answere I will see that tomorrow in the evening. Be sure I will send John your answer tomorrow in the evening.
John wrote:
If he has an older cpu I could make a 32 bit compile for it. I don't have the mingw32 4.7.2 compiler, but I would expect that the mingw32 6.1.0 compiler that I use for 32 bit compiles would work if given the correct architecture to compiler for.
Best
Frank
P.S. To late for me.
If you send an answere I will see that tomorrow in the evening. Be sure I will send John your answer tomorrow in the evening.
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Frank Quisinsky wrote:Hm, did you try the Wasp360-x32.exe? It is compiled for original athlon or pentium cpu or newer.
John wrote:
If he has an older cpu I could make a 32 bit compile for it. I don't have the mingw32 4.7.2 compiler, but I would expect that the mingw32 6.1.0 compiler that I use for 32 bit compiles would work if given the correct architecture to compiler for.
Best
Frank
P.S. To late for me.
If you send an answere I will see that tomorrow in the evening. Be sure I will send John your answer tomorrow in the evening.
Hi Frank
Yes, I had previously tried the Wasp versions to see if they worked on DOSBox Win 95 and Win 98 and it seems that they were compiled for more modern computers and did not work. Maybe the Ming32 6.1.0 works but if he used that for the 32 bit on your website then that is probably too recent too, but I could try it if he does a compile.
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Nick
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- Frank Quisinsky
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Could you try out this one:
http://www.amateurschach.de/download/wa ... ncient.zip
(0.133Mb, executable only)
http://www.amateurschach.de/download/wa ... ncient.zip
(0.133Mb, executable only)
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Hi Frank,Frank Quisinsky wrote:Could you try out this one:
http://www.amateurschach.de/download/wa ... ncient.zip
(0.133Mb, executable only)
Same problem but different dll error.
It's weird but sad too when I look at SF6 and for example Jellyfish 1.1 which is also an interesting program it seems the last builds that work with Windows 98 are 2015. Perhaps its the dawn of new Windows 7/8/10 systems or the new hardware that stops new developed chess programs from working.
I don't know just guessing around.
But I think it is still possible, it seems its just a matter of approach I think. Here is what the SF6 person wrote:
"This is version 6 of Stockfish and it will be (almost surely) the last to come out of my inexpert hands.
It was compiled with mingw32 4.7.2 on a AMD-K6(tm) 3D processor @ 501MHz with 192 MB Memory and Microsoft Windows 98 SE, (except for stockfish6w_old.exe, where mingw 3.4.2 was used).
our "stockfish6w_old.exe", the Fernandez / Homer Simpson (illiterate) approach to compiling.
No computer knowledge needed here, just a good pair of scissors.
Are you stuck with a Pentium and Windows 95? Well, maybe you can use
Stockfish 6 after all... Besides, as you can see (a draw against Stockfish6
and 2,5 points against Stockfish5) this is no harmless puppy either."
The old. exe is actually another version that works under Windows 95.
So I guess it is possible to compile for old systems, its just a matter of knowing how.
Regards
Nick
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Hi there,
1. To the w32 problem:
Can have different reasons, maybe to search in the last changes John do with support endgame bases or other things. For the moment not to solved. Or a problem with libary files from Dosbox? Again, not easy to find the problem.
2. I am using the own opening book (Feobos v20.1 Contempt 2) for Wasp 3.60 running under DGT Pi. Test games vs. differnet chess computers I have played enough I think. Next week I will restart a chess computer tournament with 53 chess computers, Wasp 3.60 an CT800 on DGT pi (long time tournament, I believe it need longer as 2 years).
Best
Frank
1. To the w32 problem:
Can have different reasons, maybe to search in the last changes John do with support endgame bases or other things. For the moment not to solved. Or a problem with libary files from Dosbox? Again, not easy to find the problem.
2. I am using the own opening book (Feobos v20.1 Contempt 2) for Wasp 3.60 running under DGT Pi. Test games vs. differnet chess computers I have played enough I think. Next week I will restart a chess computer tournament with 53 chess computers, Wasp 3.60 an CT800 on DGT pi (long time tournament, I believe it need longer as 2 years).
Best
Frank
Hi Frank,Frank Quisinsky wrote: 1. To the w32 problem:
Can have different reasons, maybe to search in the last changes John do with support endgame bases or other things. For the moment not to solved. Or a problem with libary files from Dosbox? Again, not easy to find the problem.
the problem is a missing library file "libwinpthread-1.dll".
You should compile the sourcecode so, that this file is included in the compiled EXE.
Regard,
Franz