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- UCC::Progcomp 2013 - Getting qchess
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- qchess is a python2.7 implementation of Quantum Chess
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- | | Binary | Script (requires python2.7 and pygame1.9) |
- | Windows | 32 bit | qchess.py |
- | Linux | 64 bit | qchess.py |
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- Warning: Some things in the windows version will not work.
- Warning: The actual competition will be run on linux. If your program doesn't work on linux, you may not be able to enter.
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- The best way to do things is to use git and clone the repository at git://git.ucc.asn.au/progcomp2013.git. Run "git pull" everytime a major change is announced.
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- - qchess/qchess.py - Python script version of qchess
- - agents/ - Where all the agents will go when the competition runs
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- agents/sample.py - A sample agent in python
- - qchess/build/ - Compiled binaries of the qchess program
- - qchess/src/ - Source python files for qchess
- - web/ - This website
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- - You will need python 2.7.3
- - On Debian/Ubuntu just run `sudo apt-get install python`
- - On Windows, download and install the x86 (32bit) MSI, not the x86-64 (64bit) MSI)
- - You will need pygame 1.9.1
- - On Debian/Ubuntu just run `sudo apt-get install python-pygame`
- - On Windows, ,ake sure you get the pygame for python 2.7 MSI
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- - Hopefully, if you have those, things will just work (TM)
- - In linux, navigate to the qchess directory, then run with ./qchess.py
- - In windows, the application should start when you double click on it
- - If you want to give command line arguments, you will need to use cmd on windows
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- Warning: I am no longer testing the binaries. I believe the linux binary works, but the Windows binary might not.
- If they work for you, that is awesome, but I recommend installing python and using the python script.
- You'll probably want to enter in python, since the python script gives you a lot of useful functions.
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- On the other hand... , if you have problems with an incompatable version of python, try the binaries!
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- Page last updated 2012-01-30 by matches
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