Author: William H Rogers
Date: 07:00:06 01/13/99
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On January 13, 1999 at 04:24:30, Marc-Philippe HUGET wrote: >Hi everybody, > > In this moment, I test my program without books, I think it is a good meaning >in order to test quality of evaluation : pwan development, pieces development, >etc. Are you agree with me ? > For example, Crafty often begins with Knight Nf3 or Nf6 or Nc6. > > This idea is very strange, isn't it ? > > Opinion ? > > >Marc-Philippe Huget I think that it is a great idea! The main thing a chess program is designed to do is play good chess. Once you have accieved that, you can add book moves, although, I would like to see limits to the depths that a program can play in a tourneyment, such as 10 moves. Why only 10 moves, because after that point you are no longer in openings but it the main program itself. Bill
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