Author: Brian Katz
Date: 19:06:10 02/03/02
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On February 03, 2002 at 20:43:14, Tina Long wrote: >On February 03, 2002 at 19:21:40, Robin Smith wrote: > >>I have saved all the various Fritz 7 engine versions, but since they are all >>named "fritz 7.dll", they can't all be in the same directory. If I rename the >>files to something else, like fritz7a.dll when I go to start the engine I get an >>error message. I have even tried editing the files with Ultra edit to change >>occurances of "fritz 7" in the code to match the new name fritz7a and it still >>gives me an error when I try to start the engine. What am I doing wrong? >> >>Robin > >Hi Robin, >I strongly suspect you are doing Nothing wrong, & that it would take a real >hacker to accomplish what you are attempting. > >You could perhaps try creating a match between different F7 versions in >different GUI's. Can you set up a match between Winboard & Chessbase, or >Fritz6GUI (running a F7 engine) & Fritz7GUI? If you use 2 different Chessbase Interfaces, you would have to place one engine folder into a different directory in addition to the one that is probably already in Program Files\Chessbase\Engines The Fritz 7 and Fritz 6 programs usually are in Program Files\Chessbase\enginges. The 2 interfaces would then share the same engine folder. You would need create another engine folder and place it elsewhere, or rename it and change the path to the new location. I imagine this would be a manually run game. Regards Brian >Keep in mind too, the "relevence of testing similar engines" argued by Dr. Bob. >http://www.icdchess.com/forums/1/message.shtml?210886 > >and the "statistically insignificant for similar engines" argued by Dann >http://www.icdchess.com/forums/1/message.shtml?211471 > >Comparing the results of F7versions against your other top CBEngines would be an >easier and perhaps more worthwhile exercise. > >With all due respect, >Tina Long
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