Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 06:45:35 01/10/01
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On January 10, 2001 at 00:27:32, Thomas Mayer wrote: >Hi Hermano, > >to end this discussion, here is the log-file Quark produces under the shredder5 >GUI: > >Input to Quark: xboard >Input to Quark: post >Input to Quark: hard >Input to Quark: easy >Input to Quark: easy >Input to Quark: new >Input to Quark: force >Input to Quark: e2e4 >Input to Quark: level 60 10:01 0 >Input to Quark: time 60000 >Input to Quark: otim 59948 >Input to Quark: black >Input to Quark: go > 1 0 0 0 c7c5 <book> >Input to Quark: new >Input to Quark: force >Input to Quark: e2e4 >Input to Quark: c7c5 >Input to Quark: g1f3 >Input to Quark: level 59 10:00 0 >Input to Quark: time 59961 >Input to Quark: otim 59891 >Input to Quark: black >Input to Quark: go > 1 0 0 0 a7a6 <book> > >... and so on... as you can clearly see, after every move there is a new >command, a force command and then all the moves... so it's the same brain >damaged system then under Chessbase... --> And as you can see at the beginning >of the log: there is no fritz or shredder command send, so the engine will not >know that it is working under shredder 5... now it depends on the engine if it >works either correct or not, most will not, especially in ponder mode, but also >they can not use the information in hash from last search... because of the >new-command they are cleared... > >Greets, Thomas > >P.S.: I hope that will end the discussion in the point that there must be >something be proven... now it's up to Millenium to change this brain damage... That is about the worst implementation of anything I have seen. I suppose it is possible to fix this inside the engine... by reading all the "new" "force" "moves" and noticing that nothing is being changed by that stuff. It would be a kludge to do this of course, and I can't believe software is written to do this "new/force/etc" stuff every move, in the first place.
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