Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 15:22:58 04/28/98
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On April 28, 1998 at 08:41:49, Baldomero Garcia, Jr. wrote: >Here is the other log file. As you can see, it's not using >all of its alloted time. The other post was meant to show the >"illegal" moves. > I can't say what's wrong, but you have something badly broken. When crafty says "target: 3:46" that means it will take 3:46 or *more* to make a move. It never does otherwise. I don't know whether you have a "sd=n" command in your crafty.rc, or on your -fcp "crafty winboard" command line, but something is seriously wrong. I can certainly clip a few parts from current log files to post here to show you how it should look. First thing to check is to be sure you don't have something ugly in your crafty.rc file... because in most cases, crafty said target: 3:46, and only took 5-8 seconds per move, and was only searching about 60K nodes *total*. As I said, something broken, and broken *badly*. Let me know what you find, as "crafty" doesn't miss time allocations like that. It is *always* *over* the limit by a second or two, *never* undes except when it declares that a move is "easy"...
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