compile error with gcc 13.2

[yssaya]

I tried to build on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, RTX 4090, CUDA 12.4, cuDNN 8.9.7.

$ git submodule update --init --recursive $ mkdir build && cd build $ cmake .. -DBLAS_BACKEND=CUDNN $ make -j 4 ... In file included from /home/yss/go/sayuri/src/utils/parse_float.cc:1: /home/yss/go/sayuri/src/utils/parse_float.h:8:33: error: 'std::uint32_t' has not been declared 8 | bool MatchFloat32(float f, std::uint32_t n);

$ gcc --version gcc (Ubuntu 13.2.0-23ubuntu4) 13.2.0

Add this one line to these two files seems ok. #include <cstdint> src/utils/parse_float.h src/utils/filesystem.h

[CGLemon]

Thanks! I miss the header file.

I notice the weird result for this version, http://www.yss-aya.com/cgos/19x19/cross/sayuri321_2285_p1k.html . Seem the engine uses around 100 threads. I guess you still use same setting as sayuri321_1975_p1k. Did you use gcc13 to compile this engine?

[yssaya]

oops, yes, I used gcc13 and used following option, and it was not same as sayuri321_1975_p1k.

../build/sayuri20240622 -t 0 -b 0 -p 1000 -w ../network/20240321zero-swa-2285k.bin.txt --capture-all-dead sayuri321_1975_p1k's setting was ../build/sayuri20240603 -t 4 -p 1000 -w ../network/20240321zero-swa-1975k.bin.txt --capture-all-dead

I have started new sayuri321_2285_1k with " -t 4 -p 1000".

[CGLemon]

I see. Engine will will select as many as possible threads number when we set the -t as 0. In this condition, we assume playouts number limit is high and have enough thinking time. I think we should set a threads number limit based on certain information to fix this bug.