Author: Chessfun
Date: 04:03:16 02/19/02
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On February 19, 2002 at 06:48:34, Tony Hedlund wrote: >On February 19, 2002 at 03:59:56, Mike Hood wrote: > >>What do the SSDF testers do if an engine and/or program upgrade becomes >>available after the testing with this program has already started? >> >>(1) ignore the upgrade >>(2) restart the tests with the new version >>(3) continue the tests with the new version >> >>Does it make any difference whether the program's author gives the new engine a >>new name? For instance, Rob Hyatt always gives a new version number to his new >>versions of Crafty, whereas Chessbase calls all their Fritz upgrades "Fritz7". > >It depends, but we doesn't ignore the upgrade. With Fritz 7 we doesn't test >"7.0.0.2" and "7.0.0.6", we test Fritz 7 with the latest upgrade. We had played >a few games with the first version. Fritz 7 7,0,0,6 is the latest upgrade? Sarah. >With Crafty we test a version number and >then wait a year or so, before we test a new version. We have tested Gandalf 5 >but Steen found some bugs in it so we will start to test Gandalf 5.1. > >Tony
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