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C++20
Non-regression test: Elo | 1.99 +- 3.56 (95%) SPRT | 10.0+0.10s Threads=1 Hash=8MB LLR | 2.96 (-2.94, 2.94) [-3.00, 1.00] Games | N: 17838 W: 4402 L: 4300 D: 9136 Penta | [53, 1922, 4879, 2000, 65]
There are several (almost all) workers at OpenBench using gcc 8 or 9 which don't understand -std=c++20 and suggest using -std=c++2a. Not working in OB is a 'no go' merging this branch but I will give c++2a a try.
Switching to c++2a for workers with older gcc9 works technically but the performance of the code of this old compiler seems very bad looking at a fixed 1000 games test:
Elo | -16.66 +- 10.95 (95%)
Conf | 10.0+0.10s Threads=1 Hash=8MB
Games | N: 1002 W: 231 L: 279 D: 492
Penta | [11, 121, 275, 93, 1]
http://chess.grantnet.us/test/35899/
So I will stay at C++11 for now.
If I understand correctly. You want to switch from C++11 to C++20. It is better to switch to C++17 for now. Many users still use Visual Studio 2019, which does not support C++20.
You don't understand correctly and I don't care, which VS version people use.