Mars 1 x86@chuckyblack wrote:Mars x32bit pls?
There are 2 versions: usual and PGO. I don't know which is faster.
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There are 2 versions: usual and PGO. I don't know which is faster.
Not now, sorry - maybe in future. I only want to make it stronger.@ful wrote:you could put a direct support for the engine of books bin?
Thanks bro for upload Mars 1 x86@majortom wrote:Mars 1 x86@chuckyblack wrote:Mars x32bit pls?
There are 2 versions: usual and PGO. I don't know which is faster.
Curious about Mars.... Is it mainly derived from Fire/Firenzina, or is it a little closer to a clone status? Some info will help me.
This is not x32 can not run in my pc....pls upload again@chuckyblack wrote:Thanks bro for upload Mars 1 x86@majortom wrote:Mars 1 x86@chuckyblack wrote:Mars x32bit pls?
There are 2 versions: usual and PGO. I don't know which is faster.
Try this one:
Mars 1 x86 all CPUs
Mars 1 x86 all CPUs
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Have no idea, sorry...
My task manager info:
Could you tell me info about yr CPU & Windows?
AMD Athlon(tm) II X2 250@majortom wrote:Have no idea, sorry...
My task manager info:
Could you tell me info about yr CPU & Windows?
Processor
301 Ghz, 4.00 GB of RAM
Microsoft Windows XP Professional Version 2002
Service Pack 3
Could you download and install Visual C++ Redistributable Package (vcredist_x86.exe) ?@learn_chess wrote:AMD Athlon(tm) II X2 250@majortom wrote:Have no idea, sorry...
My task manager info:
Could you tell me info about yr CPU & Windows?
Processor
301 Ghz, 4.00 GB of RAM
Microsoft Windows XP Professional Version 2002
Service Pack 3
If after Windows reboot engine doesn't work properly let me know pls.
Mars 1 x64 Gauntlet
https://www.chess2u.com/t7470-mars-1-x64-gauntlet#45434
https://www.chess2u.com/t7470-mars-1-x64-gauntlet#45434
- Code:
Program Elo + - Games Score Av.Op. Draws
Mars 1 x64 : 3206 12 12 1500 46.6 % 3229 54.3 %
The last post I saw this program, it seemed to be based on 2.2 fire, but it seems the author was forward .. best
It based on Fire 2.2. But the next version would be based on IvanHoe.@Ahmed Kamal wrote:Nice engine, I like its style of play. Is Mars a clone or an original program?
This is a violation of the GPL.@majortom wrote:It based on Fire 2.2. But the next version would be based on IvanHoe.
Note that the terms of the GPL require that source code be available to others.
finally there is also mars 1 x86... thanks man
@majortom wrote:It based on Fire 2.2. But the next version would be based on IvanHoe.@Ahmed Kamal wrote:Nice engine, I like its style of play. Is Mars a clone or an original program?
Mars based on IvanHoe is illegal too or not?@Martin Zengovski wrote:This is a violation of the GPL.@majortom wrote:It based on Fire 2.2. But the next version would be based on IvanHoe.
Note that the terms of the GPL require that source code be available to others.
https://github.com/Censor/IvanhoeHossam wrote:@majortom wrote:It based on Fire 2.2. But the next version would be based on IvanHoe.@Ahmed Kamal wrote:Nice engine, I like its style of play. Is Mars a clone or an original program?Mars based on IvanHoe is illegal too or not?@Martin Zengovski wrote:This is a violation of the GPL.@majortom wrote:It based on Fire 2.2. But the next version would be based on IvanHoe.
Note that the terms of the GPL require that source code be available to others.
Ivanhoe is a free, open-source UCI chess engine by Yakov Petrovich Golyadkin, Igor Igorovich Igoronov, Roberto Pescatore, Yusuf Ralf Weisskopf, Ivan Skavinsky Skavar and Decembrists (all), a derivative of IppoLit.
License: PUBLICDOMAIN (workers)
I do not understand, what does it mean? illegal or not?@majortom wrote:https://github.com/Censor/IvanhoeHossam wrote:Mars based on IvanHoe is illegal too or not?
Ivanhoe is a free, open-source UCI chess engine by Yakov Petrovich Golyadkin, Igor Igorovich Igoronov, Roberto Pescatore, Yusuf Ralf Weisskopf, Ivan Skavinsky Skavar and Decembrists (all), a derivative of IppoLit.License: PUBLICDOMAIN (workers)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_domain_softwareHossam wrote:
I do not understand, what does it mean? illegal or not?
I guess it's legal.
From Talkchess http://talkchess.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=48983&postdays=0&postorder=asc&topic_view=&start=40
Norman Schmidt
it gets even more complicated with IvanHoe...
as parts of Chesslogik RobboLito GPL releases have have found there way into IvanHoe
for ex: off the top of my head, i remember time management function from Robbo 009 ...
Milos S. worked really hard on that, and it was a good improvement
time.c (12/31/2009) : 2nd half of search_initialization
found pretty much copied verbatim w/ minor changes as
ivanhoe control.c TimeManagerAlternative
Izak Pretorius
This is not my concern,and never will be.
Time management is easy to change,if this really bugs you that much.For all you know it has already been changed ;)It will be hard to prove though who first put the code in,you or the decembrists.
You and Sentinel should take up this issue with the real authors of Ippolit and Ivanhoe and Robbolito.Roberto Pescatore etc etc,those guys.
I think it totally sucks though to get free the greatest free code in chess history up to recently,and then turn around,use that code and put a copyright on it.What is up with that?! Incredible really.Laughable actually.
Norman Schmidt
we did a ton of work
porting from raw unstable ippolit linux release to windows
much debugging: resolution of unhandled exception errors, etc;
the addition of pondering and ponderhit
optimization of the alignment of hash structures
different and improved bit scan functions
implementation of mersenne rand functions
new faster version of popcnt functions
cache prefetching
smooth scaling of null move
improved/corrected time management
better UCI GUI compatibility
CPU load
upper/lower bound printing
move on ponderhit
etc.
and of course, the translation from very difficult to read code to into common and easily understandable programming terms
the GPL license was the right thing to do, an effort to protect these additions/changes, and discourage abuse
if you didn't want these improvements, or didn't want to abide by the license...you could simply use the raw/unstable public domain version
but unlike you, everything we did with the code was shared with the community 'open source' and in good faith...
i think taking the greatest free code in chess history, changing the name, closing the source, modifying a little bit of code and a few parameters, and then compiling it with newest Intel optimizations
(to demonstrate an ELO increase), as you have done, is far worse...
and completely contrary to the goals and spirit of Ippolit
quite pathetic actually
Norman Schmidt
it gets even more complicated with IvanHoe...
as parts of Chesslogik RobboLito GPL releases have have found there way into IvanHoe
for ex: off the top of my head, i remember time management function from Robbo 009 ...
Milos S. worked really hard on that, and it was a good improvement
time.c (12/31/2009) : 2nd half of search_initialization
found pretty much copied verbatim w/ minor changes as
ivanhoe control.c TimeManagerAlternative
Izak Pretorius
This is not my concern,and never will be.
Time management is easy to change,if this really bugs you that much.For all you know it has already been changed ;)It will be hard to prove though who first put the code in,you or the decembrists.
You and Sentinel should take up this issue with the real authors of Ippolit and Ivanhoe and Robbolito.Roberto Pescatore etc etc,those guys.
I think it totally sucks though to get free the greatest free code in chess history up to recently,and then turn around,use that code and put a copyright on it.What is up with that?! Incredible really.Laughable actually.
Norman Schmidt
we did a ton of work
porting from raw unstable ippolit linux release to windows
much debugging: resolution of unhandled exception errors, etc;
the addition of pondering and ponderhit
optimization of the alignment of hash structures
different and improved bit scan functions
implementation of mersenne rand functions
new faster version of popcnt functions
cache prefetching
smooth scaling of null move
improved/corrected time management
better UCI GUI compatibility
CPU load
upper/lower bound printing
move on ponderhit
etc.
and of course, the translation from very difficult to read code to into common and easily understandable programming terms
the GPL license was the right thing to do, an effort to protect these additions/changes, and discourage abuse
if you didn't want these improvements, or didn't want to abide by the license...you could simply use the raw/unstable public domain version
but unlike you, everything we did with the code was shared with the community 'open source' and in good faith...
i think taking the greatest free code in chess history, changing the name, closing the source, modifying a little bit of code and a few parameters, and then compiling it with newest Intel optimizations
(to demonstrate an ELO increase), as you have done, is far worse...
and completely contrary to the goals and spirit of Ippolit
quite pathetic actually
Hossam wrote:I do not understand, what does it mean? illegal or not?@majortom wrote:https://github.com/Censor/IvanhoeHossam wrote:Mars based on IvanHoe is illegal too or not?
Ivanhoe is a free, open-source UCI chess engine by Yakov Petrovich Golyadkin, Igor Igorovich Igoronov, Roberto Pescatore, Yusuf Ralf Weisskopf, Ivan Skavinsky Skavar and Decembrists (all), a derivative of IppoLit.License: PUBLICDOMAIN (workers)
Thanks for your explanation.@majortom wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_domain_softwareHossam wrote:
I do not understand, what does it mean? illegal or not?
I guess it's legal.
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