Author: Daniel Clausen
Date: 12:23:21 02/14/00
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Hi On February 14, 2000 at 03:23:08, Tom Kerrigan wrote: >I just uploaded a new version of TSCP. It should be much faster and much more >stable than older versions. And it has the ever-popular ability to search for a >fixed amount of time. (!) Here's the version log: [snip] Many thanks Tom! I'm sure a lot of people appreciate this. As with the old version (1.42) I compiled a Mac-binary and sent it to you in email. I hope that you can put the binary to your homepage as well, so Mac-users with no compiler on their system can download it. While compiling I noticed the 2 following things: 1. You changed "int main()" to "void main()" for a reason unknown to me. Afterall the first version is the correct one. :) (The Mac-Compiler gives an error for "void main()" in strict-mode. 2. I got warnings (possible unwanted semicolon) for lines of the following kind: if (pawn_rank[LIGHT][1] == 6); else if (pawn_rank[LIGHT][1] == 5) r -= 2; else r -= 4; No biggie if that's really the thing you wanted to code though. :) I noticed that the NPS for 'bench' in the 1.5 version differs a lot from the older version: 1.42: 44628 1.5 : 58196 Kind regards, -sargon
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