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Subject: Re: Djenghis in cct4

Author: Ed Schröder

Date: 02:00:48 01/16/02

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On January 14, 2002 at 22:59:00, jefkaan wrote:

>On January 14, 2002 at 19:17:02, Vincent Diepeveen wrote:
>
>>
>>i see bookbuilder in cct4. that is an interface made by
>>Bas Hamstra sold to J.E.F. Kaan
>
>bullshit, bookbuilder is my handle on ICC,
>based on a program which i indeed invented
>to analyze chess openings.

I found this in one of your README files:

   programming (up till version 3.2 by Bas Hamstra),
   ideas, testing,evaluation, & further development by K.E.C,
   The Netherlands, further programming (3.8 etc.Michel Langeveld).

Maybe you can elaborate a bit about the origin of Bookbuilder?

About Djenghis, when did you start programming Djenghis? Maybe you can tell us a
bit about your program? Type of search, q-search, hash tables etc. In other
words write some convincing stuff Djenghis is yours and yours alone and not
another clone, post some results of test positions or whatever, because I think
in the current situation it is advisable to purify your name.

Ed




>>Now i see Jan Kaan join CCT4 with bookbuilder under the name 'djenghis 0.05'.
>>He is mentioned as 'author' from Djenghis. >This is not correct.
>
>Well, you could have asked me before posting such nonsense.
>I've programmed this engine myself, it now plays about
>1900 rating; so the 'seed-reating' on the CCt-4 list
>isnt correct (that was based on Yace, with which i played
>many games with the 'bookbuilder' handle..) Currently
>with Djenghis i only play unrated games for testing.
>best regards,
>jefk
>PS interesting remark about me that i 'cannot program at all';
>in fact when you only were eight, i already programmed my
>first research program in Fortran for an IBM mainframe,
>during a professional assignment in Houston, USA.



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