Author: Tom Kerrigan
Date: 10:34:51 06/26/00
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Just go through search.c of TSCP. It is a few hours of work that will save you years of continued confusion. -Tom On June 25, 2000 at 10:10:44, leonid wrote: > >>What is the evaluation that it gives in the opening positions? >>If it is always 0.00 then it is different from other programs. > >Negative value of one pawn. > >>I am not sure what do you mean by upper ply. > > >In my program I don't use reusable procedure that search all plies. For the sake >of speed each ply have its own procedure. I speak "procedure" in the sense that >we use in Microsoft Assembler. > >When search will go, for instance 10 ply deep, it will start with ply 9 and will >go down to the ply zero. This is why I say "upper" ply. Ply 9 is upper ply. > >I will stop to discuss about it because it seems that you do not try to explain >>yourself clearly. >> >>You continue to use the same words that people need to think in order to try to >>understand them and I prefer to waste my time about other things. > >No problem. We speak here as long as we like to talk. > >Have a good day! > >Leonid. > > >>Uri
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