TSCP makefile?

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TSCP makefile?

Postby Andrew Tanner » 21 Feb 2000, 18:33

Geschrieben von:/Posted by: Andrew Tanner at 21 February 2000 18:33:24:
Hello,
Has anyone seen or made a makefile for tscp? I have no clue how to compile it properly without one. Also, Tom has said that the time control has to be set manually or it will search to a fixed depth of 5 each move. Unfortunately I did not see an example configuration for doing this under winboard. Dan's binary exe for TSCP seems to move instantly!
Any help appreciated,
- Andrew Tanner
Andrew Tanner
 

Re: TSCP makefile?

Postby Pete Galati » 21 Feb 2000, 23:57

Geschrieben von:/Posted by: Pete Galati at 21 February 2000 23:57:34:
Als Antwort auf:/As an answer to: TSCP makefile? geschrieben von:/posted by: Andrew Tanner at 21 February 2000 18:33:24:
Hello,
Has anyone seen or made a makefile for tscp? I have no clue how to compile it properly without one. Also, Tom has said that the time control has to be set manually or it will search to a fixed depth of 5 each move. Unfortunately I did not see an example configuration for doing this under winboard. Dan's binary exe for TSCP seems to move instantly!
Any help appreciated,
- Andrew Tanner
This is a very makeshift type of makefile that I used the last time I compiled TSCP:
#
# Makefile for mscp
# Mod for TSCP
CC = gcc
CFLAGS = -Wall -O6
tscp : tscp.c
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o tscp tscp.c
clean :
rm -f tscp
I have no idea if it'll work if you copy it from this forum, I assume it would.
Some important things to note; 1. this worked with DJGPP 2. All of the .c files were copied into a new file called tscp.c 3. it makes a difference what order you put them into the file tscp.c, some orders compile faster programs than other orders, I don't remember what order that they were in, probably main.c, search.c, eval.c, data.c, board.c but that doesn't make that the best order, and 4. the #includes were only done once because it's only compiling the one file.
Good luck.
Pete
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