Hi Steven,

On 27 Oct 11, at 12:29pm, Steven wrote:

> This command is still in analysis.tcl, but has been removed from tkscid.cpp. 
> It's a known bug that hasn't been fixed. (You can probably reinsert 
> sc_pos_analyze yourself).

I haven't gotten that error yet.  I will work on understanding what you mean 
later by re-inserting later.

> It's a good hack i think ;> I managed to accidentally remove the "continue" 
> command which should still be there.

Yes, great hack.  I'm a tcl noob and so am not clear on 'continue' but my code 
seemed to work without it :)

Current State of Affairs:

I reduced the frequency of the engine (Deep Shredder 11) crash by adding a 1500 
ms delay:

        if { $t == "depth" } { incr i ; set uciInfo(depth$n) [ lindex $data $i ]
                if {$uciInfo(depth$n) == 10} {
                         after cancel autoplay
                         after 1500 autoplay
                        continue
                }
        }

But Shredder still crashes after a dozen or so moves.  Fortunately I'm able to 
save the annotations after Shredder crashes and so don't have to start from 
scratch.

I'm thinking of waiting until later in the processAnalysisInput for loop to 
restart autoplay - or something like that.

Also, before the above hack, I noticed that often the annotation would just 
stop after a 20 or so moves, and I have to restart it again.  Of course I'm 
still seeing this behavior.  Maybe a related issue?

Little bugs and Scid mysteries aside, this is exciting.  It means I get quality 
annotations of my tournament games within minutes (on the train home) rather 
than baking my MacBook for an hour or so.

Thanks for your help Steven (and Joost).

Cheers,

Steve


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