> I suspect the internal spawned 'gnuchessx' is working as hard
> as it can,
> even when it is not its turn. Probably guessing opponent next move
> and computing future potential response.
I was setting up the board for the end-game problem that came in today's
paper, and I noticed the 100% CPU problem while xboard was set to "Edit
Position" mode, when it shouldn't be making any calculations. It may be an
xboard/gnuchess issue, and not a distribution one.
> I suspect the internal spawned 'gnuchessx' is working as hard
> as it can,
> even when it is not its turn. Probably guessing opponent next move
> and computing future potential response.
I was setting up the board for the end-game problem that came in today's
paper, and I noticed the 100% CPU problem while xboard was set to "Edit
Position" mode, when it shouldn't be making any calculations. It may be an
xboard/gnuchess issue, and not a distribution one.
Juanca