Open syzygy1 opened 6 years ago
I'm retrying to get more information. Maybe it is just takes more than 1TB memory without -d option. As I observe they are all large tables in terms of piece combinations.
False alarm, it just ran out of memory on that 1TB RAM machine.
Yes, it needs just a bit more than 1TB. I should make the generator quit with an error message if a malloc() fails.
I ran rtbgenp -2 -t 64 -z KRBBPvKQ with new master, it segfaulted. segfault at 0 ip 000000000042a8b0 sp 00007fffc886a3c0 error 6
I guess somewhere in compress_data of the first permutation estimation, reconstruction and it's stats verification passed. Will retry without -z and see what happens.
I just tried and with -z it also crashes for me on e.g. KRPvKQ, but without -z it works.
Yes, without -z it works(now at file c).
Great. Hopefully the generated tables will be free of the problems we had with the earlier 16-bit pawnless tables.
Was generation of KQPPvKPP deferred, or did it fail?
@sf-x Deferred, due to it needs reduction(thus no ppppp branch) and it would be too slow to build for now.
Generation of full 7-piece set is done.
Files available at: ftp://ftp.chessdb.cn/pub/syzygy/7men/
Thanks to everyone who helped during the process.
👊👍 Great and much appreciated work!
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Generation of full 7-piece set is done.
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Fascinating thread between two masters :-) Congrats!
New thread for discussing 7-men generation.