Author: Russell Reagan
Date: 18:13:45 02/06/04
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On February 06, 2004 at 16:26:26, Sune Fischer wrote: >Ultimately, in 20+ years when I know the optimal design of a chess program (yeah >right) I'll be able to make a really good choice of attack table and by then >I'll might do exactly as you do now, until then I perfer to avoid complexity to >the widest possible extend. :) In 20 years when you find the optimal design, we will have 256-bit or 512-bit computers. Imagine the possibilities there. You could deal with the entire board at once in your 512-bit registers. To make a move will be a single xor instruction. It'll be like bitboards on steroids.
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