Author: Heiner Marxen
Date: 09:36:56 01/24/01
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On January 24, 2001 at 11:43:03, Paul wrote: >On January 24, 2001 at 11:38:17, leonid wrote: > >>Are those forced mate positions came from chess championships? I doubt very >>much. They are very good for fun and revision of code. They are useful. But I >>would like also see some forced mate from real games. Sometime, some program >>could be very good in artificial positions but not in real one. Maybe mine is >>one of them. It could be also that all forced mate postiions, from real world >>chess championship, are now very simple for every imaginable chess program or >>mate solver. True or not? I just have not response to this. Best response is >>direct trial. > >Most of the high mate ones: WM18, WM10, WM9, etc were from actual games ... >but I haven't the time to check right now. > >>Position with pawn at 7th row was solved instantly. > >Well, then at least your minor promotion code is flawless! > >Paul Yes, what a funny main line: 8 promotions to Knight, wow! But it was easy for Chest, 0.4 seconds to prove the mate in 8. Heiner
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