mhonert/chess

:sushi: Wasabi Chess Engine - written in AssemblyScript

chess's Issues

Win7 problem + fix

Hi Martin,

Today I found your Wasabi engine announced in the public CCRL forum and as I am the maintainer
of the XB/UCI chronology I wanted to check it before adding it to the chronology.
https://rwbc-chess.de/
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GXoy3lGhdKPJbatdw2_2dhWT3TkpthPcNtHs51MQydM/edit#gid=175552346

Wasm gives me an error on my old Win7-64 machine.
The procedure entry point GetSystemTimePreciseAsFileTime could not be located in the dynamic link library KERNEL32.dll.
Some googling led to attempting me to install a certain KB file from MS, but it couldn't be installed here. (KB2533623)

Another try was successful though and I just replaced Wasm with Wasmer and linked against it.
https://github.com/wasmerio/wasmer/releases
May be this helps people with the same problem. (still a lot Win7 users in the computerchess scene)

0.000: - Starting server: C:\Program Files (x86)\Wasmer\bin\wasmer.exe run C:\Engines\UCI\Wasabi_121-64\engine.wasm
0.046: - Priority class set to normal
0.046: - Thread priority set to normal
2.074: < Wasabi 1.2.1 by mhonert
3.775: > uci
3.775: < id name Wasabi 1.2.1
3.775: < id author mhonert
3.775: < option name Hash type spin default 32 min 1 max 768
3.775: < option name OwnBook type check default false
3.775: < option name UCI_EngineAbout type string default Wasabi Chess Engine (https://github.com/mhonert/chess)
3.775: < uciok

Do you have an idea of the speed difference with Wasmer vs. Wasm?

Guenther (RWBC)

No save/load

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v1.5.0 : error message (Windows 7 64 bit SP1) - after installation of Wasmer 0.17.1

Hello,

after a double mouseclick on wav.exe respectively Windows command script the following indication is shown: procedure entry point "GetSystemTimePreciseASFileTime"was not found (DLL, KERNEL32.dll) - Wasmer 0.17.1 for Windows https://github.com/wasmerio/wasmer/releases/download/0.17.1/wasmer-windows.exe is installed on my pc

(web app is o.k., of course)

What can be done?

Regards,