Author: Eugene Nalimov
Date: 21:26:05 12/06/01
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I suggested this several months ago when exactly that the problem was discussed
previous time:
#if defined defined (_MSC_VER)
typedef unsigned __int64 counter_t;
# define INDEX_FORMAT "%I64u"
#elif defined (__gnu_c) /* or how is it called */
typedef unsigned long long counter_t;
# define INDEX_FORMAT "%llu"
#else
typedef unsigned long counter_t;
# define INDEX_FORMAT "%lu"
#endif
...
printf ("Nodes searched " INDEX_FORMAT "\n", cnt);
...
Should cover 99.5% of all cases.
Eugene
On December 06, 2001 at 18:15:27, Robert Hyatt wrote:
>On December 06, 2001 at 17:02:42, Slater Wold wrote:
>
>>On December 06, 2001 at 15:21:17, J. Wesley Cleveland wrote:
>>
>>>This problem is like the problem "How many people does it take before
>>>it is probable that two have the same birthday ?". The answer, which
>>>many people find suprising is 23. To calculate this, calculate the
>>>probability p, that two people have different birthdays = 364/365.
>>>Then calculate how many pairs of people n, you need before this is less
>>>than 1/2, p^n <.5. Then find the number of people g, which taken two at
>>>a time is >= n, g = n*(n-1)/2.
>>>
>>>The same method tells you how many different positions you can have
>>>before it is likely that two will have the same hash key.
>>>
>>>32 bits 77163
>>>48 bits 1.97536627683E+7
>>>64 bits 5.05693754118E+9
>>>
>>>
>>>Thanks to Cliff Leitch for providing a high precision freeware calculator.
>>
>>I agree. It's time for 64 bits and integers.
>>
>>On Crafty right now, I cannot search for more than about 6 minutes a position,
>>or the node counter resets. That's a bummer.
>
>
>This will be fixed in the next version. Node counter is 64 bits. And all
>uses of it are also 64 bits... The only issue is going to be printing them
>out, which might take some minor source changes for windows.
>
>IE in GCC, %llu is the way to print an unsigned 64 bit int. I will have to
>research what is needed for MSVC and then the commercial compilers for the
>various unix platforms, since the %ll was not included in the ANSI standard.
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