Author: Jason Williamson
Date: 13:29:54 08/15/00
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On August 15, 2000 at 13:53:41, Gerrit Reubold wrote: >On August 15, 2000 at 05:14:26, Jason Williamson wrote: > >>Is there a way to help bringer not lose on time all the time in the Fritz 6 >>Interface? It appears the bringer loses track of time after a few moves as it >>has to replay the position. > >Hi Jason, > >this is indeed a problem for Bringer. The chessbase winboard adapter does send >the complete game after every move, which takes a little time to process. This >is the same for the other engines, too, but Bringer seems to be a little slow >and loses up to some seconds per move by replaying the moves. The only solution >is using a time control which is not too fast, possibly with increment. BTW, >Bringer's time should be synchronized by the Fritz GUI, no? > >The other solution would be to implement a smoother integration into the >Chessbase GUI, it is possible, as Goliath shows. However, I don't like the idea >of spending too much time for interfacing another GUI, I prefer to improve >Bringer's own GUI and engine. > >Greetings, >Gerrit Just a suggestion, when Bringer recives the Fritz command, don't update Bringer's gui board move by move or some such. Maybe just update the board once bringer gets the no post command (or is it the post command.) As to Bringer's time's being the same as Fritz, it seems that Bringer will always think it has more time towards the end of the game as Bringer doesn't allow for the time it takes to replay the moves on its own Gui and falls behind. JW
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