Author: pavel
Date: 13:33:44 01/15/02
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On January 15, 2002 at 16:28:01, Peter Berger wrote: >On January 15, 2002 at 15:19:38, Bruce Moreland wrote: > >>On January 15, 2002 at 15:11:26, Volker Richey wrote: >> >>>Hi, >>> >>>Michael Borgstaedt told me: >>> >>>Goliath Light 1.5 was based on a 3rd generation engine. >>>(engine v3.x, you will find it in Little Goliath 2000 v3.0 and 3.5 >>>also in the ChessBase-Natives Goliath Light 1.0 und 1.5). >>> >>>The next generation was the engine v4.0. The commercial engine >>>was included in the software "Goliath Blitz". >>> >>>Goliath Blitz is stronger as Goliath Light 1.5. >>> >>>----------------------------------------------------- >>> >>>The Goliath Light had no permission to start. >>> >>>----------------------------------------------------- >>> >>>Goliath Blitz will play the CCT4. >>> >>>volker >> >>I don't agree that engines that have "little" in common should be considered >>unique entries if they are written by the same people or members of the same >>team. >> >>For example, Fritz is rewritten by Frans Morsch each time he makes a new >>version. One may assume that if he is rewriting it, he's changing approximately >>everything. It would not be appropriate to allow each of these to play as a >>unique entry. >> >>One programmer, one entrant. And if there are two or more people on the team, >>that counts as one programmer. >> >>My humble opinion. >> >>bruce > >This is probably a language issue. As a German I can't think of any clearer way >to put it than Michael did. > >1.) He stated that one of the entries wasn't done by him or with his permission >! The way this fact was highlighted is extremely graphical for a German mind :). > >2.) He explained what the two versions of his program are about as a sidenode. I guess the bottom line is that one version of this program is playing, end of story. I too believe that, the entries of two versions wasn't done with his permission. pavs
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