Author: Miguel A. Ballicora
Date: 07:52:34 01/08/01
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On January 08, 2001 at 03:30:48, Leen Ammeraal wrote: >After posting my message, I realized I should have >congratulated you with your victory, remembering >I was very proud myself at the time my program beat tscp. Thanks! >Is your program available so I can let it play against >mine? Or, if you like, I could send you my program, >so you could play this match. Besides a GUI version >(named Queen) downloadable from my website, I have a >simple WinBoard version for personal use, which I >could send to you. It is not I will make it of course. I have to polish a couple of things to make it work in Winboard better than now, let the user change the hashtablesize and the logfile etc. and then we can exchange executables! >Since my source code leaves much to be desired, Then it's better than my source code... I used this to learn C. I cannot even say that I know all the features of the standard library!. As a hobby (I am not a programmer) 3-4 years ago I decided to write a PGN reader as a small project (In the long run I wanted that so I could search a database in the way I wanted). Then I realized that I need a move generator for that. When I had the move generator it was too tempting to add a simple search and see what happens... then... One thing lead to another. I don't think I could ever make source code public, readable and useful. Maybe parts of it. Miguel No, I did not write the pgn reader! >I would prefer to send you only the executable. >Leen Ammeraal >http://home.wxs.nl/~ammeraal/ > > >On January 08, 2001 at 01:59:28, Leen Ammeraal wrote: > >>If you have the same version of TSCP as I have, >>this has no hashing and no bitboards. It should >>therefore not be a surprise that your program >>beats it. Mine did so too, but I nevertheless >>admire the relative strength of TSCP, given its >>simplicity. >>Leen Ammeraal
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