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Subject: Re: Tournaments

Author: Enrique Irazoqui

Date: 14:13:03 04/28/98

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On April 28, 1998 at 16:59:18, Thorsten Czub wrote:

>>By a logfile using a special program written by Ed. With it we checked
>>several programs while autoplaying, including Fritz 5. Nothing,
>>*NOTHING* was wrong with any of these programs. It was a good enough
>>proof for Ed and in no way I believe you are a more qualified judge.
>
>That is not the question.

It is. There is no other question regarding the autoplayer of Fritz 5.

>My point is not that he or me is more qualified, or even you.
>My point is that the programmers who critizised the exception will have
>to prove, and even if also They will not find anything, it remains:
>the ssdf - guys have made an exception for ChessBase.
>Why ?
>They have not made an exception for Turbo-Kit Schaetzle+Bsteh,
>they never made an exception testing hiarcs on the same machine than
>genius, but they make exceptions for Fritz5 ?
>Why ?
>
>>> When the programmers who had
>>>complains about the usage of it, have proven it, than it is proven.
>>
>>Then it is proven...
>>
>>>I don't think that you are a programmer having had complains.
>>>You seem to be a tester enrique.
>>
>>And Ed Schröder is a programmer that did complain about the use of this
>>autoplayer in Fritz 5. Will this be good enough for you? Somehow, I
>>doubt it.
>>
>>Enrique
>
>He did not sign the open letter.

SO WHAT????

>But you are right, he complained.
>He is IMO ONE of the programmers who can prove it.

Then? He did...

>But still the question remains: why an exception for ChessBase when
>there have been no exceptions for 10 other companies in all the years ?

Crap. Genius 4 for DOS was tested by the SSDF. It did not exist in
commercial form, it was not available to any programmer.

Enrique



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