Author: Pete Galati
Date: 23:14:41 12/26/00
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On December 27, 2000 at 01:50:03, Richard A. Fowell wrote: >I've completed most of the games in my ExaChess tournament. > >Sigma Chess is doing the best, so far >(though that might change if I can get Crafty going). > >I'll post the games on a web site in a while. > >Time control is 5 seconds/move, 100 games per pairing. >In a couple of cases, I played more than 100 >games - in these cases I'm using the first 100 games for scoring. > >The two engines I haven't started matches with yet are >Crafty (since I need to configure it) and ZZZZZZ (since I haven't had any luck >getting it to play). > > >Programs: > >Sigma Chess 5.1.3 (modified from 5.1.2 to remove "EP" indicator from en >passant capture) >MacChess 4.0e (standard distibution, except for using MacChess 5.0 >opening book) >Screamer B56 (modified from released distribution to adhere to >strict time limits) >Vanessa Chess 2.01x (modified from released distribution to adhere to strict >time limits) > > | Sigma | MacChess Screamer Vanessa >---------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ >Sigma | XXXXXXXXXXX 61 - 39 78 - 22 90.5 - 9.5 >MacChess | XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX 67.5 - 32.5 ?????????? >Screamer | XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX 78 - 23 > >Richard A. Fowell (rafowell@aol.com) Just out of curiosity, is there currently a practical way to interface two Macs together and play Mac Chess programs against eachother fro separate computers? Pete
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