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Subject: Re: Is this true?

Author: Peter McKenzie

Date: 22:47:49 07/30/01

On July 31, 2001 at 01:17:52, Jouni Uski wrote:

>In Chessbits forum I read, that in 18th WMCCC multiprosessors are allowed and
>because of this Rebel, Tiger and Gandalf are NOT playing? Hope, that >Crafty18.10
>is there!

It is true that multiprocessor machines are allowed, this was a late
announcement made only a few weeks ago.  In previous years of course only 1 cpu
was allowed to be used by each chess program.

If Rebel/Tiger/Gandalf are boycotting, I certainly can't blame them.  It looks
to me like Chessbase has got the ICCA wrapped around its little finger.  Of
course Fritz will be running on some monster 8-way (or bigger) machine.

>
>Jouni

Re: Is this true? Detlef Pordzik 07:33:19 07/31/01
- Re: Is this true? Robert Hyatt 07:36:43 07/31/01
  - Re: Is this true? Bruce Moreland 09:59:16 07/31/01
    - July 9th we already discussed this. Tony Werten 04:43:45 08/01/01
  - Re: Is this true? Detlef Pordzik 07:48:47 07/31/01
    - Re: Is this true? Bruce Moreland 10:03:31 07/31/01
      - Re: Is this true? Robert Hyatt 20:02:31 07/31/01
        
        Re: Is this true? Bruce Moreland 20:25:29 07/31/01
        
        Re: Is this true? Robert Hyatt 21:22:42 07/31/01
        
        Re: Is this true? Miguel A. Ballicora 22:07:59 07/31/01
        
        Re: Is this true? Robert Hyatt 06:53:01 08/01/01
      - Re: Is this true? jefkaan 10:14:04 07/31/01
        
        Re: Is this true? Bruce Moreland 10:53:43 07/31/01
        
        Re: Is this true? jefkaan 06:58:59 08/01/01
        
        Re: Is this true? Robert Hyatt 06:56:34 08/01/01
        
        Re: Is this true? Ed Schröder 08:32:33 08/01/01
        
        Re: Is this true? Robert Hyatt 21:56:23 08/01/01
        
        Re: Is this true? Mogens Larsen 05:16:55 08/03/01

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