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2 total messages Started by mhuxo!ktw Wed, 03 Jan 1990 14:34
Gnuchess Version 1.55
#230
Author: mhuxo!ktw
Date: Wed, 03 Jan 1990 14:34
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Saw Cracraft's posting to gnu.chess about the new version.
Do I get the tar file from you?  According to the posting the
full address is 

	prep.ai.mit.edu:u/emacs/gnuchess-1.55.tar.Z

Any help will be appreciated.

Ken Wolman
mhuxo!ktw
Re: Gnuchess Version 1.55
#231
Author: Dr. Miracle
Date: Thu, 04 Jan 1990 16:00
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I didn't intend for this note to be posted to the net.  However,
this is a useful place to follow-up with the info that the files
arrived for 1.55.  For those that might be interested, this is an
edited version of the note I set Stuart Cracraft (from whom the
sources came) about the modifications I needed to make:

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Much easier to compile than the previous version!  I got it up and 
running less that 15 minutes after editing out all the mailer lines!
I note the "types.h" line is now inserted before "times.h"--that was
one of the major bombs in the version I had.

The only modifications I had to make (and they were reasonably easy)
were definitions of W_OK in the nondsp.c and uxdsp.c files, and of 
SIGINT and SIGOUT in nondsp.c.  This was done by inserting "int W_OK;" 
around line 48, right after the "int mycnt1,mycnt2;"; and, in nondps.c, 
adding "int SIGINT;" and "int SIGOUT;" after the W_OK definition.  

You've just saved me having to buy a Fidelity Display 2100!

-- 
       Ken Wolman           AT&T Bell Laboratories, Short Hills, NJ
       mhuxo!ktw                                     (201) 564-2085
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		  And afflict the comfortable.
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