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Muhammed-Enis-Almis

#1

How to Convert exe uci engine to linux uci engine i ask this for my own engine

YNOT_2020

#2

Just download:
https://stockfishchess.org/download/linux/
or
sudo apt-get install -y stockfish in the terminal

Just download: https://stockfishchess.org/download/linux/ or sudo apt-get install -y stockfish in the terminal

No didnt mean that

I mean i created a chess engine in Python and converted to exe but how yo convert this exe uci to a uci works on linux

sheckley666

#5

Skip the step with the windows exe and try to run the python directly on linux.

Muhammed-Enis-Almis

#6

But there is multiple files in project

WildTiger

#7

There is no know way how to convert Windows executable into Linux executable.
You can build it for Linux - if you use compiled languages, or "pack it" (for the lack of better term) for interpreted languages.

This may be a way:
http://www.pyinstaller.org/

Usage is described i.e. here or in docs:
https://medium.com/analytics-vidhya/how-to-create-executable-of-your-python-application-from-linux-windows-mac-bcbcdd4603d4

Unless you absolutely need one file, it is better to use Python directly with UCI protocol (i. e. using python-chess).

There is no know way how to convert Windows executable into Linux executable. You can build it for Linux - if you use compiled languages, or "pack it" (for the lack of better term) for interpreted languages. This may be a way: http://www.pyinstaller.org/ Usage is described i.e. here or in docs: https://medium.com/analytics-vidhya/how-to-create-executable-of-your-python-application-from-linux-windows-mac-bcbcdd4603d4 Unless you absolutely need one file, it is better to use Python directly with UCI protocol (i. e. using python-chess).