Author: Tony Werten
Date: 02:58:41 03/31/00
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On March 31, 2000 at 02:19:34, Jan Pernicka wrote: >On March 30, 2000 at 08:57:27, Tony Werten wrote: > >>On March 30, 2000 at 06:04:42, Jan Pernicka wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>>I have several questions: >>> 1) How do you order your moves to get as much cutoffs as possible >>> (more than methods - captures,PV,killers... I'm interested in their >>> "order of importence" - i.e. which one goes 1st,2nd ....) >> >>Hello Jan, >> >>the way I do it, >> >>1) hashtablemove >>2) capture of last moved piece >>3) captures where static evaluation > 0 >>4) captures where S.E. = 0 and promotions >>5) killermoves >>6) killermoves previous ply >>6) rest ordered by historytable >> >>Tony > > Hi Tony, >thank you for your answer, but at point 3) - you evaluate the whole position > after that capture move? it could take a lot of time, I think... Yes it would, so I don't. ( Sorry, I meant static exchange evaluation ) But still it takes quite some time. That why I trie to recapture last moved piece first. I get that one for free, and it gives a lot of cut-offs. Tony PS I though I had sent this message already but I probabely forget to submit it, because someone bothered me. How dare they. I'm here for fun, not for work. > > Jan
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