Author: David Rasmussen
Date: 13:29:52 12/03/01
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On December 03, 2001 at 15:11:55, Sune Fischer wrote: they >>aren't important, or that they are not happening. I feel safer with them not >>happening, and they won't with 64-bit pawn hashkeys. Even if they do, I handle >>that just as graceful as all other programs: I don't even detect it. > >How would you detect them anyway? >All the information you have on the position that generated the old key is _in_ >the key already. > It's no problem to detect them, you just can't use the pawn hashtable at the same time :) In a release version, where the pawn hashtable is implemented and used for it's speed gains, you can't detect them. But in a debug version, you can easily detect them, but you won't actually use the table values.
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