Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 14:56:05 10/10/01
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On October 10, 2001 at 17:37:57, Slater Wold wrote:
>On October 10, 2001 at 15:28:18, Dann Corbit wrote:
>
>>On October 09, 2001 at 22:56:27, Slater Wold wrote:
>>
>>>Chest solved this on one AMD 1.4Ghz CPU is about 20 minutes. (I think it was a
>>>little less than 20 minutes, actually.)
>>>
>>>I ran it on Win2k, and competly forgot, when it's done searching, the window
>>>closes. (From a bat file.)
>>>
>>>When it closed, it was gone, and there doesn't seem to be any kind of log.
>>>
>>>Chest is pretty amazing. Finding it faster than anything else, even
>>>Chessmaster.
>>
>>Do it like this:
>>
>> chest319 -b -M200 -z10 m10.epd > m10.out
>>
>>and it will preserve the output in a file called m10.out
>
>Nice! Thanks Dann. :)
Here is the list of options and what they mean:
CHEST version 3.19, 18-Dec-1999
Usage: chest319 [options] [--] [file]
-2 -A disable #2/anti heuristic
-a -f disable answer/fac heuristic
-b bulk mode operation
-c just check input board
-d increment debug level
-D increment special debug level
-g move generator test
-G N count tree width N plies deep
-l -L increment solution print depth / complete
-m do not use adaptive memory
-M N use N MB memory (transposition table) (-1==dft)
-p increment: print positive partial solutions
-r suppress refutation table
-s increment statistics level
-S optimize long solution
-t level increment of move execution trace
-T trace all move executions
-u increment dual suppression level
-U dual suppression except at top
-V just print version info
-x first execute a defender move
-z N depth of job (overrides file input)
-Z N default depth of job (if missing in input)
-eE special for hEiner
-hH special for tHorak
-oO special for hOps
-? print this usage
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