Author: Chris Carson
Date: 06:55:22 06/23/01
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On June 22, 2001 at 15:30:19, Graham Laight wrote: >Don't know whether the increased prevalence of "Deep" (parallel processing) >programs counts for these purposes. > >There are now 3 strong ones - Fritz, Junior and Crafty. Others will be following >soon. That's enough to generate some degree of competition. > >-g > SMP's have been around for awhile, however, I agree with you that this is a break through for the commercials. I would add that SMP Rebel and Tiger are all ready, but not on the market. Not sure about Shredder. :) Best Regards, Chris Carson >On June 22, 2001 at 13:16:10, derrick gatewood wrote: > >>I am not talking about little things that amount to almost no change in playing >>strength. I am talking about techniques or different algorithms that make the >>program many times faster or make it 100+ points stronger by implementing one >>thing. I am only talking about software, not hardware breakthroughs too. >>Thanks for your time.
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