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Re:[computer-go] Re: Random Go Challenge
Is anyone doing GTP via stdin/stdout on a windows system and somehow
connecting that to a remote GTP without using cygwin, etc?
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From: "Markus Enzenberger"<compgo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [computer-go] Re: Random Go Challenge
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 18:53:34 -0700
>Gunnar Farnebäck wrote:
>> In order to get some testing of GTP implementations, and to some
>> extent because it's interesting in itself, I have started a Random Go
>> Challenge. For current standings and information about how to
>>
>> http://www.lysator.liu.se/~gunnar/gtp/random_go_challenge.html
>
>a very nice idea, though probably not a good benchmark for Go programs.
>The simple algorithm MaxAvgLib which tries to maximize the average number
> of liberties outperforms all other programs.
>
>I am wondering if you plan to make the source for your server available.
>It might be interesting to extend it for games between programs or even as
> a server for computer Go tournaments.
>
>For easier connection I extended the tool gtpserver, which is part of GoGui
>(only in the development CVS so far) for doing outgoing connections, you
>can run it like this:
>
>gtpserver -remote sellafield.lysator.liu.se -port 9697 \
> -user name_and_password \
> "gnugo --quiet --mode gtp --chinese-rules"
>
>also, there is a new tool gtpadapter, which can do protocol translation for
>programs that use GTP version 1 and emulate the free handicap commands with
>play commands (this is not 100% compliant to the standard, but works well)
>
>- Markus
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