Nice! FYI: I tried the portable option and compiled for Android, but that seems buggy. The code runs on my phone, and the program does make moves, but many moves are bad (e.g., too many are on the second line). On my PC it seems OK.
BR, Erik On Fri, Aug 28, 2015 at 11:00 PM, Denis Blumstein <denis.blumst...@orange.fr > wrote: > Hi, > > michi-c is a port in C of the michi program by Petr Baudis with the same > goals (see https://gitub.com/pasky/michi). > > It has many of the extensions that Petr has hoped: > - early passing, > - graphics in gogui, > - parameters modifications by gtp commands, > - speed improvement by tracking liberties and blocks, > - preliminary time management and dynamic komi > - read simple SGF files > - small user manual > > Currently (version 1.4), it runs exactly the same algorithms as the michi > python version. > > The michi goal for brevity has been relaxed in favor of speed and > functionalities. > > Michi-c is relatively fast even if there is still much room for > improvements. It runs 3200 playouts/s from an empty 19x19 board on an > i7-4790K (single threaded and using large patterns). With this setting, it > plays about even with gnugo on 19x19 (winrate 57 % +/- 2.5% measured on 400 > games) at an average speed of 400 seconds per game (about 3.3 sec/move). > > The development is done on Linux but the goal is to keep the code portable. > Michi-c comes with everything included. The only requirements are : > - a C compiler with the standard C library to build the gtp engine, > - gogui (http://gogui.sourceforge.net) to use the engine confortably if > gogui is supported on your system. > > The code for the MCTS tree search and the playout policy is about 1000 > lines of C (20 % of the total). > > Michi-c can be downloaded at https://github.com/db3108/michi-c2. It is > distributed under the MIT license. > > Thanks to Horace Ho, Andreas Pearson, Eric Steinmetz and J.Kartz who have > provided feedback and/or corrections about portability issues of earlier > versions with IOS (iphone 6), Windows 32 bits system with Microsoft Visual > Studio and MAC OS X. > > And of course, many thanks to Petr Baudis for having published the > michi.py code and setting up the goals for this project. > > Denis > _______________________________________________ > Computer-go mailing list > Computer-go@computer-go.org > http://computer-go.org/mailman/listinfo/computer-go
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