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Subject: One mate to solve...

Author: leonid

Date: 05:28:44 04/27/01

Hi!

Probably you would like to solve this mate position for the same reason that I
created it. It help very much in seeing new speeding; I am just verifying my new
mate solver version. Its branching factor is bad enough to make you happy each
time that you change it slightly for better. It is the best position in order to
alarm you if some silly bug is still warm and comfortable inside of your code.

[D]4nqqQ/1r2qR1Q/2q1NBQN/q3n1PK/kr1qn1RQ/4RBq1/5NpN/3bb2R b - -

Please write your result.

Thanks,
Leonid.

Re: One mate to solve... Mike S. 15:44:32 04/27/01
- Re: One mate to solve... leonid 16:28:41 04/27/01
  - Re: One mate to solve... leonid 18:58:22 04/27/01
    - Re: One mate to solve... Heiner Marxen 21:56:45 04/28/01
      - Re: One mate to solve... leonid 04:51:57 04/29/01
        
        Re: One mate to solve... Paul 05:05:05 04/29/01
        
        Re: One mate to solve... leonid 06:47:39 04/29/01
        
        Re: One mate to solve... Paul 07:12:31 04/29/01
        
        Re: One mate to solve... leonid 11:27:39 04/29/01
        
        Re: One mate to solve... Paul 12:36:08 04/29/01
        
        Re: One mate to solve... leonid 14:45:28 04/29/01
        
        Re: One mate to solve... Paul 15:08:18 04/29/01
        
        Re: One mate to solve... leonid 17:12:33 04/29/01
        
        Re: One mate to solve... Paul 17:42:56 04/29/01
      - Re: One mate to solve... Paul 01:55:24 04/29/01

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