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Re: computer-go: (gnu)GO, New on the list

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From: Daniel Bump <bump@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 9 May 2001 14:29:12 -0700
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> my command line is
> C:\games\go\gnu\gnugo.exe -L 30 --quiet --mode gmp

The -L is only relevant if you are loading a game from
a file. If you type

gnugo -l [sgf file] -L 30 --quiet -t

it will analyze the game at move t.

Maybe someone else can answer your question about Jago. On
a GNU/Linux machine with CGoban I can play GNU Go against
itself or against other programs. I suppose that Jago can
do that too.

Dan

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