I guess one could zip it too. Itd make the code smaller, and no less
intelligible :-P
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I suspect some people may not be curious enough to follow the link, but
may be intrigued if they saw the code...
#define S W*W
#define A B.s[1]-B.s[2]-K
#define F(x,l)for(x=0; xL{ L{ C h[4],p,l; } M[S]; C b[S],c,u[S],i[S],I,p,J,s[3]; } B,F; g; Z; m;
i; e[S][4]; a[S][4]; E; J=2;
char T[9]; long
With all the talk about Michi (which is very nice btw, Petr!), I
figured now would be a good time to do a little more work on my old
super-minimalist obfuscated Go engine, and finally show it off to the
world. Cogito was mostly written in 2008/2009, I only did some
cleaning up/bug fixing/shrinking.
very nice job
2015-03-25 16:36 GMT+01:00 Petr Baudis :
> Hi!
>
> So what's the strongest program you can make with minimum effort
> and code size while keeping maximum clarity? Chess programers
> were exploring this for long time, e.g. with Sunfish, and that inspired
> me to try out somethin
> > Windows 7 on a I5 processor, and I'm quite sure multiprocesses is OK (I see
> > 5 python processes running when michi is thinking). Maybe it's multicore
> > usage not working properly. I will investigate that.
>
> I just realized - you mentioned that you are using Python to run it - if
> you u
On Fri, Mar 27, 2015 at 02:18:05PM +, Andrea Carta wrote:
> > You'll need to start reading/changing the code - the second point is
> > about the N_SIMS variable.
>
> Well, I don't like changing other people's software, but if you wish...
Well, reading and tweaking the source code is the whol
> You'll need to start reading/changing the code - the second point is
> about the N_SIMS variable.
Well, I don't like changing other people's software, but if you wish...
> What kind of computer are you playing on?
> It might be that on Windows Python cannot use multiple processes...
Windows 7
