Author: Paul Doire
Date: 21:00:43 12/28/00
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On December 28, 2000 at 21:30:56, Laurence Chen wrote: >On December 28, 2000 at 20:56:54, Paul Doire wrote: > >>You are awaiting a patch for the Tigers,when that comes will you include >>CM8000 also in your testing? You included CM6000 in the past,and CM8000 is >>certainly worthy of testing and including in your list. >>Your list will then have all contenders Fritz,Tigers,Century3,Shredder and the >>chess public will have a complete list, not a fragmented list of some programs. >> >>This would be helpful in buying decisions,when a list is not all inclusive >>and we must research ourselves based on posts to boards like this, it can be >>difficult to navigate through all the facts vs nonsense. >> >>I respect your list and would only request that it be ALL inclusive of the >>top programs. >> >>Regards, >>Paul >To test CM8000 or any version of CM is a very ardous task without AUTO232 or >some kind of network connection. I wish that the team of CM would include some >type of network connection or AUTO232, I understand that auto232 is not perfect, >but what else is there? I don't blame SSDF if they refuse to test CM, I think >they should boycott testing any chess engine which forces the tester to do the >test manually. It is a very painful job because some of us have jobs and other >things to do besides sitting in front of 2 computers and manually entering the >moves. I boycott buying any version of CM until the day some type of auto232 or >network version is implemented. >Regards, >Laurence Your point is well taken, and a good one. Write a post about gathering support for autoplayer as a standard!!! This of course would encourage the programmer of auto player to improve his product also,ANOTHER BENEFIT!!! If we organize we can accomplish a great deal, squabbling accomplishes nothing. Regards, Paul
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