[9fans] gnugo port for plan9

[9fans] gnugo port for plan9

[andrey mirtchovski]

available on sources and here: http://mirtchovski.com/p9/GnuGo/

see README.PLAN9 for installation instructions.

sample game:

9grid% gnugo --boardsize 5
GNU Go 3.6
Copyright 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004 by the Free Software
Foundation, Inc. See http://www.gnu.org/software/gnugo/ or contact
gnugo@gnu.org for information about GNU Go. GNU Go comes with NO WARRANTY to
the extent permitted by law. This program is free software; you can
redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public
License as published by the Free Software Foundation - version 2.  For more
information about these matters, see the files named COPYING.
here we are!

Beginning ASCII mode game.

Board Size:   5
Handicap      0
Komi:         0.0
Move Number:  0
To Move:      black
Computer player: White

    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces

    A B C D E
  5 . . . . . 5
  4 . + . + . 4
  3 . . + . . 3
  2 . + . + . 2
  1 . . . . . 1
    A B C D E

c3
black(1):
    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces

    A B C D E
  5 . . . . . 5
  4 . + . + . 4
  3 . .(X). . 3
  2 . + . + . 2
  1 . . . . . 1
    A B C D E

GNU Go is thinking...
white(2): B3

    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces

    A B C D E
  5 . . . . . 5
  4 . + . + . 4
  3 .(O)X . . 3
  2 . + . + . 2
  1 . . . . . 1
    A B C D E

c4
black(3):
    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces

    A B C D E
  5 . . . . . 5
  4 . +(X)+ . 4
  3 . O X . . 3
  2 . + . + . 2
  1 . . . . . 1
    A B C D E

GNU Go is thinking...
white(4): B4

    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces

    A B C D E
  5 . . . . . 5
  4 .(O)X + . 4
  3 . O X . . 3
  2 . + . + . 2
  1 . . . . . 1
    A B C D E

b5
black(5):
    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces

    A B C D E
  5 .(X). . . 5
  4 . O X + . 4
  3 . O X . . 3
  2 . + . + . 2
  1 . . . . . 1
    A B C D E

GNU Go is thinking...
white(6): PASS

    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces

    A B C D E
  5 . X . . . 5
  4 . O X + . 4
  3 . O X . . 3
  2 . + . + . 2
  1 . . . . . 1
    A B C D E

pass
black(7): white(8): PASS
Result: B+24.0
If you disagree, we may count the game together.
You may optionally save the game as an SGF file.

Type "save " to save,
     "count" to recount,
     "quit" to quit
 or  "game" to play again
quit

Thanks! for playing GNU Go.

9grid%

Re: [9fans] gnugo port for plan9

[Lee Duhem]

very nice.

lee

2007/10/17, andrey mirtchovski <mirtchovski@gmail.com>:
> available on sources and here: http://mirtchovski.com/p9/GnuGo/
>
> see README.PLAN9 for installation instructions.
>
> sample game:
>
> 9grid% gnugo --boardsize 5
> GNU Go 3.6
> Copyright 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004 by the Free Software
> Foundation, Inc. See http://www.gnu.org/software/gnugo/ or contact
> gnugo@gnu.org for information about GNU Go. GNU Go comes with NO WARRANTY to
> the extent permitted by law. This program is free software; you can
> redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public
> License as published by the Free Software Foundation - version 2.  For more
> information about these matters, see the files named COPYING.
> here we are!
>
> Beginning ASCII mode game.
>
> Board Size:   5
> Handicap      0
> Komi:         0.0
> Move Number:  0
> To Move:      black
> Computer player: White
>
>    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
>    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces
>
>    A B C D E
>  5 . . . . . 5
>  4 . + . + . 4
>  3 . . + . . 3
>  2 . + . + . 2
>  1 . . . . . 1
>    A B C D E
>
> c3
> black(1):
>    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
>    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces
>
>    A B C D E
>  5 . . . . . 5
>  4 . + . + . 4
>  3 . .(X). . 3
>  2 . + . + . 2
>  1 . . . . . 1
>    A B C D E
>
> GNU Go is thinking...
> white(2): B3
>
>    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
>    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces
>
>    A B C D E
>  5 . . . . . 5
>  4 . + . + . 4
>  3 .(O)X . . 3
>  2 . + . + . 2
>  1 . . . . . 1
>    A B C D E
>
> c4
> black(3):
>    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
>    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces
>
>    A B C D E
>  5 . . . . . 5
>  4 . +(X)+ . 4
>  3 . O X . . 3
>  2 . + . + . 2
>  1 . . . . . 1
>    A B C D E
>
> GNU Go is thinking...
> white(4): B4
>
>    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
>    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces
>
>    A B C D E
>  5 . . . . . 5
>  4 .(O)X + . 4
>  3 . O X . . 3
>  2 . + . + . 2
>  1 . . . . . 1
>    A B C D E
>
> b5
> black(5):
>    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
>    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces
>
>    A B C D E
>  5 .(X). . . 5
>  4 . O X + . 4
>  3 . O X . . 3
>  2 . + . + . 2
>  1 . . . . . 1
>    A B C D E
>
> GNU Go is thinking...
> white(6): PASS
>
>    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
>    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces
>
>    A B C D E
>  5 . X . . . 5
>  4 . O X + . 4
>  3 . O X . . 3
>  2 . + . + . 2
>  1 . . . . . 1
>    A B C D E
>
> pass
> black(7): white(8): PASS
> Result: B+24.0
> If you disagree, we may count the game together.
> You may optionally save the game as an SGF file.
>
> Type "save " to save,
>     "count" to recount,
>     "quit" to quit
>  or  "game" to play again
> quit
>
> Thanks! for playing GNU Go.
>
> 9grid%
>

Re: [9fans] gnugo port for plan9

[Bruce Ellis]

goanna would kick its ass.

brucee

On 10/17/07, Lee Duhem <lee.duhem@gmail.com> wrote:
> very nice.
>
> lee
>
> 2007/10/17, andrey mirtchovski <mirtchovski@gmail.com>:
> > available on sources and here: http://mirtchovski.com/p9/GnuGo/
> >
> > see README.PLAN9 for installation instructions.
> >
> > sample game:
> >
> > 9grid% gnugo --boardsize 5
> > GNU Go 3.6
> > Copyright 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004 by the Free Software
> > Foundation, Inc. See http://www.gnu.org/software/gnugo/ or contact
> > gnugo@gnu.org for information about GNU Go. GNU Go comes with NO WARRANTY to
> > the extent permitted by law. This program is free software; you can
> > redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public
> > License as published by the Free Software Foundation - version 2.  For more
> > information about these matters, see the files named COPYING.
> > here we are!
> >
> > Beginning ASCII mode game.
> >
> > Board Size:   5
> > Handicap      0
> > Komi:         0.0
> > Move Number:  0
> > To Move:      black
> > Computer player: White
> >
> >    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
> >    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces
> >
> >    A B C D E
> >  5 . . . . . 5
> >  4 . + . + . 4
> >  3 . . + . . 3
> >  2 . + . + . 2
> >  1 . . . . . 1
> >    A B C D E
> >
> > c3
> > black(1):
> >    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
> >    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces
> >
> >    A B C D E
> >  5 . . . . . 5
> >  4 . + . + . 4
> >  3 . .(X). . 3
> >  2 . + . + . 2
> >  1 . . . . . 1
> >    A B C D E
> >
> > GNU Go is thinking...
> > white(2): B3
> >
> >    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
> >    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces
> >
> >    A B C D E
> >  5 . . . . . 5
> >  4 . + . + . 4
> >  3 .(O)X . . 3
> >  2 . + . + . 2
> >  1 . . . . . 1
> >    A B C D E
> >
> > c4
> > black(3):
> >    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
> >    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces
> >
> >    A B C D E
> >  5 . . . . . 5
> >  4 . +(X)+ . 4
> >  3 . O X . . 3
> >  2 . + . + . 2
> >  1 . . . . . 1
> >    A B C D E
> >
> > GNU Go is thinking...
> > white(4): B4
> >
> >    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
> >    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces
> >
> >    A B C D E
> >  5 . . . . . 5
> >  4 .(O)X + . 4
> >  3 . O X . . 3
> >  2 . + . + . 2
> >  1 . . . . . 1
> >    A B C D E
> >
> > b5
> > black(5):
> >    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
> >    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces
> >
> >    A B C D E
> >  5 .(X). . . 5
> >  4 . O X + . 4
> >  3 . O X . . 3
> >  2 . + . + . 2
> >  1 . . . . . 1
> >    A B C D E
> >
> > GNU Go is thinking...
> > white(6): PASS
> >
> >    White (O) has captured 0 pieces
> >    Black (X) has captured 0 pieces
> >
> >    A B C D E
> >  5 . X . . . 5
> >  4 . O X + . 4
> >  3 . O X . . 3
> >  2 . + . + . 2
> >  1 . . . . . 1
> >    A B C D E
> >
> > pass
> > black(7): white(8): PASS
> > Result: B+24.0
> > If you disagree, we may count the game together.
> > You may optionally save the game as an SGF file.
> >
> > Type "save " to save,
> >     "count" to recount,
> >     "quit" to quit
> >  or  "game" to play again
> > quit
> >
> > Thanks! for playing GNU Go.
> >
> > 9grid%
> >
>

Re: [9fans] gnugo port for plan9

[andrey mirtchovski]

i did not know that:
http://www.intelligentgo.org/Home/Events/Usenix/Usenix%201984.html

On 10/16/07, Bruce Ellis <bruce.ellis@gmail.com> wrote:
> goanna would kick its ass.
>
> brucee
>

Re: [9fans] gnugo port for plan9

[Bruce Ellis]

nice link ... i thought it was lost.

i wrote that program on the weekend before the tournament,
kinduva dare from rob.  goterm is very good - rob wrote that.
goanna ended up there thru unusual means.  e-mail was
premordial so ken mailed an od .... and the rest is history.

brucee

On 10/17/07, andrey mirtchovski <mirtchovski@gmail.com> wrote:
> i did not know that:
> http://www.intelligentgo.org/Home/Events/Usenix/Usenix%201984.html
>
> On 10/16/07, Bruce Ellis <bruce.ellis@gmail.com> wrote:
> > goanna would kick its ass.
> >
> > brucee

[9fans] gnugo port for plan9

[Rob 'Commander' Pike]

That was the first computer go tournament ever held, I believe.
Peter Langston and I put it together and it was a lot of fun.

Computers are still terrible at go, but they're getting better.

-rob

Re: [9fans] gnugo port for plan9

[Bruce Ellis]

the fun for me was writing a program to beat other
programs.  goanna was crap playing against a human.

brucee

On 10/17/07, Rob 'Commander' Pike <r@google.com> wrote:
> That was the first computer go tournament ever held, I believe.
> Peter Langston and I put it together and it was a lot of fun.
>
> Computers are still terrible at go, but they're getting better.
>
> -rob

Re: [9fans] gnugo port for plan9

[Gorka Guardiola]

I have a user interface which knows about the rules. It is just a
stupid user interface.
contrib/paurea/goban

button 1 whites
button 2 black
button 3 mark as dead
c count
u undo

It is a backport from something which I wrote for plan b. Not
specially fast, but readable implementation of the rules.
-- 
- curiosity sKilled the cat

Re: [9fans] gnugo port for plan9

[Andrés Domínguez]

2007/10/17, Rob 'Commander' Pike <r@google.com>:
> That was the first computer go tournament ever held, I believe.

The Acornsoft Computer Go Tournament was held in London
some mounths before (January 1984), but it was a 13x13 Go
tournament.

> Peter Langston and I put it together and it was a lot of fun.
>
> Computers are still terrible at go, but they're getting better.

UCT (Montecarlo) programs are improving fast. I'm programming
an engine that I'm thinking to port to Plan9.

Andrés

Re: [9fans] gnugo port for plan9

[Steve Simon]

> UCT (Montecarlo) programs are improving fast. I'm programming
> an engine that I'm thinking to port to Plan9.

I guess Mark V Shaney plays go ☺

-Steve