Author: pavel
Date: 17:20:52 01/26/02
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On January 26, 2002 at 20:12:17, Thomas Mayer wrote:
>Hi Bas,
>
>> I believe the amazing Quark has 7 out of 9!! Wacking commercials like crazy.
>> The latest victim was Shredder. This program is hardly 2 years old, if I'm not
>> mistaken...
>
>some quotations of Quarks first lines in source code:
>
>//
>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>// QuarkChess
>//
>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>// My First Program in C++
>//
>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>// Author : Thomas Mayer
>// eMail : thomas.j.mayer@t-online.de
>// startet: 9th November 2000
>// Previous versions: Some PommiChess - Basic and Pascal... Back to 1985
>//
>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>// Current Version: 1.68alpha
>//
>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>// Last Change: 7th January 2002
>//
>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>
>But other tourney's will follow... and Quark will not ever be as lucky as this
>time...
>
>Greets, Thomas
>
>P.S.: Jon, what is wrong with v1.50 ? Have seen John Havegheers tourney with it
>?
Hey thomas,
I am not one of those, who downloads every new winboard engine and
try out. I don't use it unless I see interesting reviews from others about that
perticular program (for instance I downloaded resp after readin some good
reviews).
According to the winboard detail webpage, quark is rated soemthing around
2300 (or even less)if I am not wrong. I never used Quark before.What do you have
to say, about quark's performance in this tournament? And how was it possible?
Some tweaking you did at the last moment?
Have a nice day!
;)
pavs
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