Here is exactly what I get. I am using IBM java SDK 1.6
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/tmp/CGOS$
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/tmp/CGOS$ java -jar GTPTester.jar "java -jar
GoEngineGTP.jar"
Sending GTP command: name
java.io.IOException: The engine didn't respond. Possible reason:
at tesuji.games.gtp.GTPUtil.readGTPResponse(GTPUtil.java:94)
at tesuji.games.go.main.GTPTesterMain.main(GTPTesterMain.java:57)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/tmp/CGOS$ However, I tried another java which was already on my machine and it worked! I think the working java is SUN java. I previously switched to IBM because SUN java seemed a little buggy. But now it seems to be IBM that is buggy! I don't understand the error message. I have another java application that I developed that connects to a chess program and it works fine with the IBM java. Is there any way you can test IBM java so we can figure out if there is some issue that should be corrected in the code? It may simply be that IBM is buggy, but it could also be that the plug-and-go code has something incorrect that only works due to some quirk. Does Java do some things that have unspecified behavior like C does? I will mention that my IBM java is 64 bit - I'm not sure about the SUN version. - Don On Fri, 2008-11-07 at 21:27 -0200, Mark Boon wrote: > I have now tested my basic setup with Mac OSX, Windows and Ubuntu > Linux. Although it all works fine for me, Don still reported problems > that we don't understand. > > So I would be very obliged if there are some other Linux users who > would like to give it a try. All you need to do is download a zip- > file from this location here: https://plug-and-go.dev.java.net/files/ > documents/9557/115949/CGOS.zip > > Unzip it, go to the CGOS directory that got extracted from the > archive in a terminal window and type: > > java -jar GTPTester.jar "java -jar GoEngineGTP.jar" > > literally, with the double-quotes. Better copy-paste the whole line. > If everything goes as planned, you'll see lots of move-coordinates > whiz by and in the end it should print "Your Go engine checked out > OK!". I'd like to know if there are Linux users who see something > different. > > Note: this assumes you have Java 1.5 or higher installed. This can be > easily checked by typing: java -version in the terminal. > > Mark > > _______________________________________________ > computer-go mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.computer-go.org/mailman/listinfo/computer-go/
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