Author: Severi Salminen
Date: 00:44:02 04/03/01
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I'd _guess_ that these kinds of pin situations are very rare and thus would just slow down your search if implemented. You should test that every move ordering method works properly. Test each of them separately - especially SEE. Go through the code in your mind and try to find bugs. It really helps. How big is your fail high -percentile? Over 90%? I'm using similar move ordering and in position after 1.e4 e5 2.d4 d5 my program has fail high -percentile of 96.2% after 9 ply search. The total number of nodes is 1'815'792. These numbers include qsearch. Severi
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