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Subject: Re: Here's a position I call "Somebody's in trouble" -- Your prog says what?

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 15:48:15 02/06/02

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Pharaon handles it cleanly:
E:\programme\winboard\pharaon>Pharaon-261.exe
Pharaon 2.61 on a AMD 958Mhz with 512MB of RAM
By Franck ZIBI (fzibi@yahoo.com).
For the last versions, visit: http://www.worldnet.net/~fzibi/zchess.htm

Move #1, White to move

8 r n b q k b n r
7 p p p p p p p p
6   -   -   -   -
5 -   -   -   -
4   -   -   -   -
3 -   -   -   -
2 P P P P P P P P
1 R N B Q K B N R
  a b c d e f g h
rnbqkbnr/pppppppp/8/8/8/8/PPPPPPPP/RNBQKBNR w KQkq -
help
Pharaon 2.61 on a AMD 958Mhz with 512MB of RAM
By Franck ZIBI (fzibi@yahoo.com).
For the last versions, visit: http://www.worldnet.net/~fzibi/zchess.htm
selectivite x   : Set the selectivity to x (x==25)
min_sd x        : Set the minimal searchDepth to x (x==2)
max_sd x        : Set the maximum searchDepth to x (x==35)
DRAW_SCORE x    : Set the DRAW SCORE to x (x==0)
noiseply x         : Set the noise to x (x==6)
ponder on/off   : Use pondering (ponder==on)
book on/off     : Use opening book (book==on)
quit            : Leave the program
undo            : Take back
remove          : Undo + undo
?               : Force move
fusion s1 s2 d1 : store in 'd1' a book made with 's1' & 's2'
makebook pgn bin: make the book 'bin' from the 'pgn' file
test epd_filename s1 [s2]: process the file 'epd_filename' (s1: number of
seconds/position)
test \trouble.epd 60

Looking for Nd5c7 Nf5d6 Nd5f6 Qg5g6 Qg7g6 Qa5a4 Qa5b5 Qa7xe7 Qb6b5 Qb6b8 Qb6c6
Qb6g6 Qc5c8 Qc5b5 Qc5c6 Qc5xe7 Qb6d8 Qd3b5 Qe4a4 Qe4xe7 Qg7f8
 Qf4b8 Qg5xe7 Qg7xe7 Qg7g8 Qg5h5

8   -   - k -   -
7 Q   -   p   Q
6   Q   -   -   B
5 Q   Q N - N Q
4   -   - Q Q   -
3 B   - Q -   -
2   -   -   -   -
1 -   R   K R -
  a b c d e f g h
4k3/Q3p1Q1/1Q5B/Q1QN1NQ1/4QQ2/B2Q4/8/2R1KR2 w - -
 6.  32766    0      663  Nf6
 6-> 32766    0      793  Nf6
 7.  32766    0      795  Nf6
 7-> 32766    0      925  Nf6
 8.  32766    0      927  Nf6
 8-> 32766    0     1057  Nf6
 9.  32766    0     1059  Nf6
 9-> 32766    0     1189  Nf6
10.  32766    0     1191  Nf6
10-> 32766    0     1321  Nf6
11.  32766    0     1323  Nf6
11-> 32766    0     1453  Nf6
12.  32766    0     1455  Nf6
12-> 32766    0     1585  Nf6
13.  32766    0     1587  Nf6
13-> 32766    0     1717  Nf6
14.  32766    0     1719  Nf6
14-> 32766    0     1849  Nf6
15.  32766    0     1851  Nf6
15-> 32766    0     1981  Nf6
16.  32766    0     1983  Nf6
16-> 32766    0     2113  Nf6
17.  32766    0     2115  Nf6
17-> 32766    0     2245  Nf6
18.  32766    0     2247  Nf6
18-> 32766    0     2377  Nf6
19.  32766    0     2379  Nf6
19-> 32766    0     2509  Nf6
20.  32766    0     2511  Nf6
20-> 32766    0     2641  Nf6
21.  32766    0     2643  Nf6
21-> 32766    0     2773  Nf6
22.  32766    0     2775  Nf6
22-> 32766    0     2905  Nf6
23.  32766    0     2907  Nf6
23-> 32766    0     3037  Nf6
24.  32766    0     3039  Nf6
24-> 32766    0     3169  Nf6
25.  32766    0     3171  Nf6
25-> 32766    0     3301  Nf6
26.  32766    0     3303  Nf6
26-> 32766    0     3433  Nf6
27.  32766    0     3435  Nf6
27-> 32766    0     3565  Nf6
28.  32766    0     3567  Nf6
28-> 32766    0     3697  Nf6
29.  32766    0     3699  Nf6
29-> 32766    0     3829  Nf6
30.  32766    0     3831  Nf6
30-> 32766    0     3961  Nf6
31.  32766    0     3963  Nf6
31-> 32766    0     4093  Nf6
32.  32766    0     4095  Nf6
32-> 32766    0     4225  Nf6
33.  32766    0     4227  Nf6
33-> 32766    0     4357  Nf6
34.  32766    0     4359  Nf6
34-> 32766    0     4489  Nf6
35.  32766    0     4491  Nf6
35-> 32766    0     4621  Nf6
 time:0.06s, nodes:4585, nps:77016, evals:36 (0.8%)
 HT Fill:0.00%, HT Hit:0.0%, HT Refut:0.0%, HP Hit:97.4%, HK Hit:97.4%
Found  1: Nd5f6 at ply  1 in 0.0 s
 1/1 solved positions in '\trouble.epd'
The log file 'log/trouble.epd.001' has been created.



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