Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 08:14:29 06/05/01
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> >Now see what i get in beowulf. Instead of that in 2001 dudes program >better they program things out FOR EVERY PIECE. > >Even blackpawns and whitepawns are written out. > >Man such a student i would directly ship back. > > "Please make the code more general student, if you multiply a 2048 x 2048 > array you don't write out every multiplication either!". > >See here below the horror which i found in moves.c from beowulf project. > >How do you plan to let people learn from this code? > >They must learn to "write everything out"?? > >Please use a few for loops, even in bitboards you can do that, >or have you forgotten how loops work? Depends on the purpose. "unrolling" is a well-known way to speed up code. Compact does not always equal fast. Unrolling also eliminates some tests and branches, which is also good.
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