Zitat von
Hans21
Bei meiner Linux-Version passiert Folgendes:
$ ./blitz
running on a cray ymp
Cray Blitz version 49h
what is your name?
hans
are you continuing your last game?
no
should I play white?
no
your move, hans
mp=2
multiprocessing using 2 processors.
creating 1 new tasks.
your move, hans
e4
your move 1. e4
time control phase one reached ( 0:30 per move).
clock time was 0:00
Dann passiert nichts mehr.
Hans
Ergänzung, das habe ich in einem Beitrag von "bob - Wed Sep 10, 2008 2:38 am" gefunden:
https://www.talkchess.com/forum/view...216685&t=23616
gefunden:
"...
I'd like to tar it up and send it to you for you to do with as you wish. Aha, one other note. This version is multiple-cpu capable but it will not work without a few changes. Cray used something called "task common" that was process-specific local data. Normal fortran does not have that. Most modern fortran compilers have the ability to say "this common is local" or "this common is global, all others are local" but I did not try to figure that out. Ditto for starting threads. But the 1991-era DTS code is there, although it was modified quite a bit between 1992-1994 as we began to use more and more CPUs.
..."
"bob" scheint Robert Hyatt zu sein.