Author: Eugene Nalimov
Date: 10:57:17 01/26/99
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On January 26, 1999 at 08:08:51, Peter Fendrich wrote: >On January 25, 1999 at 19:43:05, Eugene Nalimov wrote: > >- snip - >> >>You can live with ~300Kb of RAM for probing code, but I'd recommend >>to use several megabytes for hashing. It *really* speeds things up. >>Also, to probe compressed TBs, you'll have to use more RAM - indices >>and decompression tables for *all* TBs are read into memory at >>program startup time. >> >>If you'll use my probing code (and there is no way to use my TBs >>withoutusing it - indexing schema is very complicated), I'd like >>to have 2 copies of your chess program in my collection. >> >>Eugene > >Why 2 copies and not 1? > >I haven't started yet but when I have a working copy using your code I will send >it to you. >In that case I don't want you to distribute the program further and not publish >any data, results or any other information about the program. >Is that ok with you? > >//Peter Hi Peter, Second copy will go to my good friend - he helped me with chess knowledge when I wrote my program ~10 years ago (I myself don't play chess at all). Program will be not re-distributed, and neither I or he will publish anything about it. TB generator was a complex project, I spent a lot of time on it. I hope that chess programs will benefit from it, and I want to get *something* in return. Eugene
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