Author: Don Dailey
Date: 10:08:46 01/26/99
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On January 26, 1999 at 12:50:54, Albrecht Heeffer wrote: >On January 25, 1999 at 21:58:46, Don Dailey wrote: > >> >>The most scientific way is to send us a copy of the program. It is >>not commercial (it's illegal to be commercial) and you should send >>us the source code. But I will be satisfied if you just send the >>executable. I have a quad pentium and a dual here at work to run my >>own tests on. Bob and others may also want to see the executable. >>We don't expect your logs to match 100% but do expect a high >>corelation. Post this executable with support files on the same >>web site so we can clear this up for you please. Post all the >>source code if you want to remove any doubt. >> > >No problem at all! The program can be downloaded from the >website at http://www.impakt.be/bionic/download. The version >used at the Dutch Open is bionic41.exe. The version used at >the winboard tournament is BIONIC.EXE. But please do not link >to the download directory on public web pages. > >To be clear: we have no commercial purposes with Bionic whatsoever. >Even if there would be holes in the copyright law, as suggested, >we would never use Bob's code for such purposes. > >Happy testing! > >Albrecht Heeffer Thank you for being open to this Albrecht. We will check it out and if this version proves to be consistant with the logs and the moves played at the tournament (and our other testing) then I would consider the matter closed as far as I'm concerned. There is the other issue about building on other peoples sources but I'm not interested in attaching blame to you for this. It's an issue that needs to be discussed openly and without too much criticism. You were very up front and direct about this one. - Don
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