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Hi, I am writing a poker AI and wish to use the Java layer of pokersource (for the SAIE calculator)
I have less experience in Java compared to C++ and am having trouble using the library beyond the 'Deck' class.

My question is in more detail here on stackoverflow:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2247 ... ry-in-java

I hope it is okay to post such a question here.

Thank you.

Edit: I have tried compiling the C libraries myself and looking at different versions of the library to see if I could find some kind of file named 'poker' or 'pokerjni' but to no avail.
I would be very grateful if someone can help here as I am starting to feel completely hopeless, I have spent many hours now trying to figure out something that is probably very simple.

Otherwise, would somebody be able to recommend a different library that will be able to compute subjective all-in equity?

- Did you find this discussion http://poker-ai.org/archive/www.pokerai ... ?f=3&t=353 ?
- Is SAIE = strength of range v range? If so, it should be possible to build that on top of any hand evaluator quite quickly http://poker-ai.org/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=2390

Thank you very much for your reply.
I have spent a few hours trying to figure out how to use this PSim library.

I tried using it with Java but got some error about using a 32-bit DLL on a 64-bit system, decided to just move to c++ because I have more experience using it.

I managed to do something with poker-eval-138 using cygwin then I compiled PSim as a static library (I think, I ended up with a .lib)

Now I used '#include "psim.hpp"' in my program and when trying to use the SimulateHand function as he gives in the examples, I get these errors:



I think these belong to the poker-eval library, so I must have done something wrong.
I didn't end up with a .lib for poker-eval, I just did './configure make install' with cygwin and linked my Visual Studio to the 'include' and 'lib' directories for it.

I'm not sure why I am finding this whole library stuff so confusing.
Thanks for reading.

The last serious C++ development I did was 20 years ago so I can't help you with that. Looking around I see other people have had problems building 64 bit dlls too. But since your target seems to be Java why not just build what you want on top of the Java evaluator I referenced earlier, or one of the others in that thread? Quite a few are faster than poker-source

hi,

did anyone has some luck to compile the psim as a 64bit dll? Tried it for days now and getting nearly the same errors as Corphorr.

My Christmas wish for 2015: A C++ god will post a 64 bit dll

thx