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Subject: Re: How long to find White's winning move?

Author: Thomas Mayer

Date: 07:21:08 01/03/02

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Hi Gian-Carlo,

>> well, it needs 36.47 seconds to discover it - many engines find the solution
>> one or more ply's earlier... that is not a good sign... :)

>a) what matters is the time to find it, not ply depth or node count

Well, my time is not very good when you look on other results - if Quark would
be capable to find it one ply earlier it would be much faster...

>b) the variations that are displayed are smaller than the nominal ply depth, so
>you are probably counting plies in a different way than others do.

No no, I cut them - because I can't see in this input window how many space I
have left... and those tables with variations over two lines do not look very
nice - for the future I should program a little nicer output for Quarks log...
:)
But just before CCT4 that is definitely not the most important point on my to do
list... :)

Greets, Thomas



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