Author: Leen Ammeraal
Date: 12:00:26 09/07/00
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On September 07, 2000 at 12:30:31, Peter Fendrich wrote: > >I do this now and then and it works just great. (However I don't think it is of >that great value to play different versions of my own program against each >other) >If you can run the two versions on same time on the same computer without any >problems it can also be done under Winboard. >You have to reduce hash table size and other things like that because they have >to share the same memory. You'd better turn off pondering on opponents time if >you have that option. > >//Peter (Subject: Two program version running at the same time and playing against each other.) Thanks, but my question was: could you please give me a hint how to program this (preferably without using Winboard). I am a reasonably experienced C++ programmer, but I have never programmed any communication between independent programs running at the same time. I do not worry about memory, since I have 128 MB and much smaller hash tables. If you have any programming experience with this problem, please let me know which system routines you use and how. Leen
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