Author: Will Singleton
Date: 00:40:56 03/15/00
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On March 15, 2000 at 01:32:03, David Gleich wrote: >As more computers seem to be matching Nymph, I've decided to release some >infomation on this program. > >In the most concise manner possible... > >Nymph > >Version : 2.01 >Author : David Gleich >Age : 17 >E-mail : mithandor@geocities.com >Country : United States (Minnesota) >Programming Language : ANSI C >ICC Hardware : Celeron 400 MHz; 64 MB RAM; Red Hat Linux 6.1 >Platform : Win32 and Linux >Interface : text; xboard; winboard >Availablity : currently private, source and executable release > planned >Website: : none (yet) >Current Features : basic alpha/beta search; time management; > opening book; bitboards; quiescent captures > >History >Summer 1999 - Initial program development (bitboards + alpha/beta search) >August 1999 - Version 1.0 released on ICC - just bitboards, alpha/beta search, > quiescent serach, and very poor time management >September 1999 - Discontinued continuous work on program due to school >December 1999 - Resumed work on program >January 2000 - improved time management >Febuary 2000 - draw by repetition support >March 2000 - opening book > >David Gleich Hi David, I notice you were limiting the depth to 4-5 ply in a couple games against my prog. Was that a problem with time-management, or is it just too strong otherwise? :) Will
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