On Sat, Jun 8, 2013 at 12:39 PM, Yllman, Jens <j...@yllman.se> wrote:
> Hi, > > I which I had time. But if I had time I would like to rewrite all. Only > use the knowledge about the algorithms inside GNUGo. And try to make them > parallel. And I would probably try to do that with C++11/14, if just the > state of the concurrency/parallelism could get more stable. But that is > just my interest. And as Thien say, I would probably do it as a libgnugo > and use it from there. But where is the time ...... > > Jens > It's intriguing that the thought of a library has come up twice. There's a "public interface" defined in engine/gnugo.h, and I notice the build process spits out a couple static libraries (libboard.a and libengine.a). So, at least superficially, it looks like some of the needed abstraction is already there. Perhaps a shared library would be a manageable project (and a way for me to wade into the code)? Chad
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