Author: Paul
Date: 12:32:00 10/23/01
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On October 23, 2001 at 15:18:52, leonid wrote: >I feel me very lazy to read what other people wrote. It could be that reading >other people ideas is even not that important as somebody could think it should >be. The most valuable, for everyone in writing its code, is to have free time >and needed computer. For now, I do not write but it could be otherwise in the >future. Only yesterday I read few articles (Smart Computer, October 2001) that >describe some attractive 64 bits chips from AMD and Intel. Those 64 bits >computers must become accessible in only few years from now. Not only for those >that stays in big institutions, or had respectable bank acount but for many >other ordinary folk. Then funny moment will come into this World to enjoy warm >sunshine! Yes ... 64 bits ... an assembler chess programmer's dream ... but for me it doesn't matter much ... I'm not going back to assembly any time soon, I like C too much. :) >Paul, but do you have some recent version of Chessmater that do brute force? >Could you say me its time for last position for 4 and 5 moves? I don't think Chessmaster does brute force. And it doesn't need it either, it's good enough selective! >I doubt that hash is very effective in selective but, still, I must verify it >later. I did a hashless search too for this last position, took 15 seconds to solution instead of 4, so it helps Pretz a lot! >Cheers, >Leonid. See ya, Paul
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