Author: Paul
Date: 11:24:26 01/19/01
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On January 19, 2001 at 14:13:24, Dieter Buerssner wrote: >I do store EGTB scores in the hash tables. They are specially flagged >and stored as exact scores. I first probe the hash table, and then EGTBs. >This will avoid many disk accesses. Also, I ignore the depth stored >in the hash, for EGTB positions, because the information will be valid >for any depth. > >Nevertheless, sometimes I only get about 20% of the normal speed, when >very many TB accesses are done. Thanks for the quick response! I also tried first checking hash & storing the etb result in hash, but somehow that was quite tricky to get right for me, I didn't succeed last week. I had a conflict with hash reuse between searches & storing/reusing the PV in/from hash, but I'll try again later, now I know that that's the way to go ... Thanks again, Paul
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