Author: Dave Gomboc
Date: 18:04:55 11/21/00
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>-- Of course, two users have reported that the program fails to run AT ALL on >Windows 2000. They, sadly, are told that the program does not officially support >Windows 2000 and that their best bet is to return it. It is unknown what is >causing this problem. Ugh. >-- Fixed a bug that would cause the "Positions" columns in the Thinking Lines >window to display incorrectly after approximately 2.1 billion positions had been >seen. These columns will now "wrap" their values (i.e. display incorrect data) >after approximately 4.2 billion positions, but this is unavoidable. On a typical >machine (Pentium III - 600 Mhz, for example) this will not occur until 30 or >more hours have passed, given a typical midgame position. Doesn't the compiler being used have any support for 64-bit integers? Some of us freaks occasionally set up a position and let the computer crank for days! ;) Dave
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