Author: Frank Phillips
Date: 11:02:35 05/28/01
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On May 28, 2001 at 13:50:57, Peter Fendrich wrote: >Just to clarify: I had no suspicions of you whatsoever and I didn't ask you for >a log but when you delivered one I couldn't resist looking :-) > >I liked the graph feature in the end. Maybe I will steel that. I hope you don't >mind... > >The log idea was actually from another thread: >http://site2936.dellhost.com/forums/1/message.shtml?172051 > >here is an excerpt about the log thing: >-------------------------------------------------------- >>a.) Every engine participating should be able to and do write logfiles . These >>should be sent to some arbiter right after the game has been finished in case of >>debates. >> >>As far as I know every participant would have been able to do so ( for example >>for the WinBoard programs the winboard.debug would be sufficient ) . >> > >I agree. I wonder if it would be possible to allocate a channel for each >competitor and make sure that they kibitz their evals into that channel. >Then interested spectators could observe the game and join the channels of >the participants. We could ask ICC to save the info spewed into these channels >for a period so that any disputes could be addressed. Of course, all this >would require FAR more organization, and would raise problems: what if a >program didn't do this properly? etc.. >--------------------------------------------------------- > >//Peter Peter Steal away. It helped me improve the evaluation by finding problems quickly. For example, was I being strangled slowly or losing to unseen king attacks, passed pawns running in the ending etc. _Made_ me address outside passed pawns for sure. Also shows when I come out of book 2 pawns down :-( Maybe others CCT3 competitors will post their log files in good faith now. Gian P? GNU - was that really you.........Joke honest. Frank
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