Author: Ulrich Tuerke
Date: 05:59:23 02/23/98
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On February 23, 1998 at 07:13:22, Andreas Mader wrote: >Is Fritz the only program that played its games mainly with 64MB hash >tables? And if yes, don't you think that this is an unfair advantage >given to one single program? What will you do if the next version of >Fritz' autoplayer will only work if Fritz is given a Pentium II 400? I have also heard, that the auto232 of Fritz5 does not work in the commercial version. So, the SSDF testers have got some special version of the program. In principle, this would allow for some kinds of manipulation. For instance, you know if auto232 is active then you have an opponent out of a small group of commercial programs. I don't claim that this is the case, but I am not completely happy with this development. I would appreciate the SSDF testing a wide spectrum of programs instead of focussing on the few commercial toppers. IMO, this would lower the chance of manipulations. Uli > >Andreas
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