nbiresev wrote:
Is it also working for plo4? Would it be possible to parse ranges for specific spots from mkr file without having to load the file in monkersolver?
Yes and yes.
It works for plo4 only now (because it is only request from monker users till this moment), but can be modified to holdem in one week. Also there are some rational requirements to how mkr file was created (settings) and saved, but if they are not suitable it can be also tweaked.
Main idea is to not using monker software at all - I convert mkr file into my binary format, save it on disk and read disk instead of using lot of ram. It is working same as in monker. You specify node path (like CALL-FOLD-BET etc) and board as input and as result you receive ranges for all actions in selected node. RAM usage is low, so 256gb ram machine can read simultaneously around 200k of mkrs. We just need lot of disk space to store all converted data.
Response time is also fast as in Monker - lower than 1 sec for path + board request.
Final solution you are receiving from me is a reader app (for now it is a console Java app with http server for requests) that works with converted mkrs. I convert mkr file on my side and send result to you with reader. One reader can access lot of files at one time. So it is just an "entry point" to your library of converted files.