Author: leonid
Date: 14:24:31 05/16/01
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On May 16, 2001 at 12:45:09, Heiner Marxen wrote: >On May 15, 2001 at 23:14:03, leonid wrote: > >> >>>To be sincere, Heiner, I even more impressed by your solver. It is only a pitty >>>that it is hidden of its clumsy shell. Without any doubt the best mate solver >>>ever! I hope that some programmer will come with graphics and very soon. This >>>will make it instantly accessible and popular with everybody. The most difficult >>>and laborious part of mate solver is already accomplished. And we have here so >>>many people that are very prolific in C and graphics! I hope somebody is >>>listening... >>> >>>I indicate first mate in 9 moves. Revision for 8 moves took already 1 hour and >>>19 min. Complete revision for 9 moves can be expected, after branching factor, >>>in around 11 hours. >>> >>>Cheers, >>>Leonid. >> >> >>Heiner, I want only add few words. I think that in order to facilitate initial >>graphic edition, program could be simplified. Less variables, much easier to >>express its mind through its new facial expression. Program can start only with >>usual mate search. No selfmates and so like. For those who need "extras", your >>actual program will be all the time available. But once first graphic edition >>started, in coming editions all other features could be included. >> >>Leonid. > >Stripping down the program would be extra work for me. >Also this would imply to have different versions, which I will not do. >That is "the start of all evil" for software maintenance. Seriously. > >In a minute I will start another, longer reply regarding the interface of Chest. > >CU, >Heiner Heiner, this I said before listening to Dann Gorbit. Now I have the impression that your situation is very simple. Interface already existe. You must only have the permission to deliver it with your program from your source. Leonid.
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