Author: Leen Ammeraal
Date: 10:07:27 02/19/01
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On February 19, 2001 at 12:54:00, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On February 19, 2001 at 11:32:43, Leen Ammeraal wrote: > >>I am puzzled about pondering when >>playing matches with two chess engines >>on a single PC, using WinBoard (under Windows 98). >>While one side is 'thinking' about the next move, >>should it not get all the computer time >>available? Then, at the same time, how can >>the opponent get computer time to ponder? >>Does it steal it? >>Leen > > >Both will get 1/2 of the total time. ponder=on is the best way to run >an engine vs engine game on a single computer, in my opinion. But you can't >do time-handicapping games (giving one side more time per move) as this doesn't >quite work out fairly with ponder=on. Does that mean that, with pondering on, my program, which currently does not implement pondering, get less computer time than its opponent if the latter implements pondering? Leen
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