I'd be interested in trying it out. Regardless, I thunk we should add
final score support to the reference bots. I'm doing more extensive
testing now since it looks like drefbot is 100 ELO weaker than crefbot
and jrefbot on CGOS.
PS: to anyone who wants to use drefbot, what I sent out had a bug. It
would not flush standard out when redirected. I'll postpone posting a
new version after further debugging of this strength difference and
adding support for twogtp
Sent from my iPhone
On Nov 1, 2008, at 11:35 PM, Don Dailey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Sat, 2008-11-01 at 22:25 -0400, Jason House wrote:
I'm curious, how do you do your automated testing?
I tried using gogui-twogtp -auto with jrefbot and drefbot. When I
look
at the resulting .dat files, there's no indication of which side won
each game. I know final_status_list is implemented. Is anything
else
required to make that work? Here's a sample summary file:
I have my own tester. I can test 2 or more programs, play round robin
matches or free scheduling (like CGOS.) It's quite flexible but not
super friendly because it's configured via sql statements. Everything
is stored in a sqlite3 database. It's great if you are somewhat
comfortable with sql, otherwise you will probably think it sucks.
It can create a web page for you with results and you can purge
games of
given players. It does all the things that I want it to do and it's
solid.
At some point I intended to wrap a nice GUI around it and make it
slick,
but I have no pressing need for that. I can give you a copy if you
want. It's in starpack format, a single file. It will use bayelo
if
you have that in your path.
- Don
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