I'm afraid noone was interested in this topic so far.
Just wanted to let you know, i am pretty sure now it is not possible.
There is a JNI wrapper function in some old Poker-Eval package called 'Enumerate_PotEquity' that does the trick. Basically just calls EnumExhaustive (Full enum) or EnumSample (Monte Carlo). But that is not included in Timmys lib in any form.
I am using both libs at the moment, but was trying to put 'Enumerate_PotEquity' function into Timmys lib, so i would have 1 lib for all the stuff i need. However i was not able to build it so far, since i am absolutely not familiar with c, cpp.
Building this is pretty crucial, because it needs to run on a Cluster with Unix OS at the end, so i can not use Timmys .dll... Alternative would be to integrate Timmys whole stuff into Poker-Eval (i can build that using attached Makefile).
Just wanted to say, if someone with cpp expertise, quickly copy/pastes 'Enumerate_PotEquity' into Timmys lib and generates a Makefile for this, it would greatly improve the lib and make me superhappy.
If it is in fact possible to calculate Hand vs Hand EQ with Timmys lib or i am wrong with something else, pls feel free to correct me.
Best regards
edit: of cource there is also the SAIE stuff in Poker-Eval, that has most of Timmys functionalities, but Timmys lib is just more slim and smooth
