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Subject: Re: How can fritz fill 200-300Mbytes hash tables in rapid chess?

Author: Ernst A. Heinz

Date: 11:26:38 06/21/98

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On June 21, 1998 at 13:08:40, Vincent Diepeveen wrote:
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>You can fill 300MB easily.
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>Especially fritz.
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>If you don't clean your hashtable (and fritz doesn't do this), then [...]

Vincent,

You are the first to claim that "Fritz" does *not* clear its hash tables
after each move. Up to version 4, "Fritz" definitely did it ...

Where do you get your knowledge from?

According to my own experiences when playing "Fritz 5" I guess that it
still clears its tables -- the first iterations just do not seem to fly
by as they should if the tables remained intact.

=Ernst=

• Re: How can fritz fill 200-300Mbytes hash tables in rapid chess? Vincent Diepeveen 17:31:18 06/21/98
• Re: How can fritz fill 200-300Mbytes hash tables in rapid chess? Moritz Berger 12:59:33 06/21/98
  • Re: How can fritz fill 200-300Mbytes hash tables in rapid chess? Vincent Diepeveen 17:46:16 06/21/98
    • Re: How can fritz fill 200-300Mbytes hash tables in rapid chess? Robert Hyatt 18:50:20 06/21/98
      • Re: How can fritz fill 200-300Mbytes hash tables in rapid chess? Vincent Diepeveen 07:16:06 06/22/98
    • Re: How can fritz fill 200-300Mbytes hash tables in rapid chess? Don Dailey 18:50:19 06/21/98
  • Re: How can fritz fill 200-300Mbytes hash tables in rapid chess? Vincent Diepeveen 17:33:02 06/21/98

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