Author: Peter Berger
Date: 00:08:03 12/10/01
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On December 09, 2001 at 19:26:12, K. Burcham wrote: > > > >512 megs ram. >hash set at 256. > >some programs give percent of hash used during a game. > >using the above values, here is an example. >the percent of hash used starts at 0%. >as the program thinks the percent of hash value increases. >so as the percent of hash gets to 90%, is this 90% of 256 megs? >if this is 90% of 256 megs, and this 256 megs of ram is full of >data analyzied by the program, then what happens to all this information >after a move. >these percent of hash readouts are going back to 0% after each move. >my understanding is that none of the modern programs clear hash after >any move, so what does this 0 value indicate. 0% of what? > >kburcham I interpret the numbers just as you do. It seems that Shredder does clear hashtables between moves - I know The King ( Chessmaster 8000) does.
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