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Revolution 2.73 dev-230925-wk - UCI chess engine (based on Stockfish)

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Revolution - Revolution is a free, open-source UCI chess engine derived from Stockfish. Jorge Ruiz Centelles, with credit to ChatGPT, modifies and extends the code to explore new concepts. The engine implements cutting-edge search algorithms combined with neural network evaluation. Derived from fundamental chess programming principles, Revolution analyzes positions through parallelized alpha-beta search enhanced with null-move pruning and late move reductions.

As a UCI-compliant engine, Revolution operates through standard chess interfaces without an integrated graphical interface. Users must employ compatible chess GUIs (Arena, Scid vs PC, etc.) for board visualization and move input. Consult your GUI documentation for implementation details.

Revolution 2.73 dev-230925-wk what's new?

Summary
Cached each thread’s Thread* and Search::Worker* before scheduling initialization work so the lambda operates on stable pointers instead of dereferencing the owning unique_ptr
Testing
make -j build ARCH=x86-64
./revolution-v.2.72-dev-220925-chsteal <<‘EOF’\nuci\nsetoption name Threads value 4\nisready\nposition startpos\ngo depth 12\nquit\nEOF

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