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Subject: Re: Bitboard question

Author: Andrew Dados

Date: 01:13:05 12/10/01

On December 10, 2001 at 03:40:53, Russell Reagan wrote:

>At http://www.ast.cam.ac.uk/~cmf/chess/theory.html it says:
>
>"Most top chess programs these days use bitboards."
>
>Is this true?

No. The opposite is true.

non bitboard programs:
commercial: tiger, fritz, junior, diep, rebel, genius, nimzo
amateur: most
ferret non-bitboard, too.

bitboard programs: afik none commercial. crafty, insomniac and few more.

then to some extend all programs may use bitboards especially to carry around
pawn structure info.

-Andrew-

Re: Bitboard question Bas Hamstra 03:02:46 12/10/01
- Re: Bitboard question Vincent Diepeveen 05:05:42 12/10/01
  - Correction: Re: Bitboard question Vincent Diepeveen 07:16:25 12/10/01
    - Re: Correction: Re: Bitboard question Gian-Carlo Pascutto 09:21:47 12/10/01
      - Re: Correction: Re: Bitboard question Vincent Diepeveen 11:34:34 12/10/01
    - Re: Correction: Re: Bitboard question Bas Hamstra 07:21:08 12/10/01
      - Re: Correction: Re: Bitboard question Vincent Diepeveen 07:24:40 12/10/01
        
        Re: Correction: Re: Bitboard question Ernst Walet 11:10:26 12/11/01
        
        Re: Please explain Steve Maughan 03:54:10 12/11/01
        
        Re: Bitboard question Gerd Isenberg 08:40:24 12/10/01
        
        Re: Bitboard question Vincent Diepeveen 08:57:19 12/10/01
        
        Re: Correction: Re: Bitboard question Bas Hamstra 07:33:57 12/10/01
  - Re: Bitboard question Bas Hamstra 07:07:47 12/10/01

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