Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 12:04:32 06/25/01
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On June 23, 2001 at 07:31:46, Brian Kostick wrote: >Hi Dann, > > I thought I might inquire how HASH and person.hashmove act or interact (i.e. >the same thing, a version replacement, totally different)? Yes, of course I can >study the code and I am. However, a little commentary from you on this might >give me instant insight? There is no macro called HASH that I know of. Maybe this is what you are looking for: params.h (line 30): #define HASHMOVE (person.hashmove) These macros have remained as macros: #define HASH_EXACT (0) #define HASH_LOWER (1) #define HASH_UPPER (2) > Also I notice that HASH xx is not picked up from beowulf.cfg? Is this the >coded intention? I see 'HASH 14' is hardcoded at line 474 in main.c and memory >load changes as I change this value and recompile. Look at the function in main.c called get_cfg_file(). 2^14 is the default. > I noticed a small fluke in beowulf.cfg, # preceeding OPBOOK did not disable >the opening book. Sure I can fix, but I thought you might like to know. Thanks. We'll take a look at it. If you look at the configuration file reader, it's pretty simplistic right now. But it works OK most of the time.
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