Author: Sune Fischer
Date: 04:15:45 01/17/02
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On January 17, 2002 at 07:09:13, Bas Hamstra wrote: >>While it's probably not that easy to come up with a useful definition of >>cloning, which the majority accepts, your example sounds rather clear to me. >> >>-if you copy code from someone (like the whole move generator) it's cloning >>(you'd also have to copy Bob's board representation etc etc etc) >>-if you have a look at Bob's code to see how he handles ep generation or what >>kind of search extensions he uses, it's not cloning (afterall that's one reason >>why Bob's Crafty is freely available with source, and I'm sure it was helpful > >That would kill the tournament entirely. Most of the tablebase supporting >programs copy the entire source of the TB module and are by that definition >clones. > >Greetings, >Bas. That end part of the game has been cloned by almost everyone, no doubt about that. -S.
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