Author: Alexander Kure
Date: 13:52:52 12/22/00
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On December 22, 2000 at 15:21:09, Robert Hyatt wrote: >I wanted to say 5 times. But somehow I convinced myself that it was actually >3/256, since we normally store 256 unique states per entry, and only need >3 states for w/l/d. > >Your number means we would need about 1.5 gigs of memory to hold all the >3-4-5 piece w/d/l files. Not going to happen on my machines. :) Not worth >it. > >The error I made was a simple one. Probably due to the late hour and advanced >age. :) > >Thanks for watching carefully. Need to keep me straight when I wander. :) Hi Bob, You do not need to hold *all* of the 5 pieces endgames in RAM, only the most interesting. E.G. in London i used 2 pawns vs rook and rook + pawn vs. rook. This summed up to an additional 200 MB. Not a big deal. Greetings Alex
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