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Subject: Re: Schach 3.0

Author: Robert Hyatt

Date: 07:03:49 04/09/02

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On April 09, 2002 at 00:57:33, Tom Kerrigan wrote:

>On April 08, 2002 at 13:16:01, Robert Hyatt wrote:
>
>>Real programs don't do 500-1000 instructions per node...
>
>Heh, that number is dropping pretty quick, huh?
>
>-Tom


Nope...  that was Vincent's number, if you would simply read things
with a bit of care...  My number hasn't changed one iota...  Still well
over 3000 at least...

Not quite so easy to calculate for Crafty since the number is different for
32 bit and 64 bit architectures.  But for Intel, it seems to be in the 6000+
range...

• Re: Schach 3.0 Tom Kerrigan 13:29:11 04/09/02
  • Re: Schach 3.0 Robert Hyatt 09:00:57 04/10/02
    • Re: Schach 3.0 Tom Kerrigan 12:46:52 04/10/02
      • Re: Schach 3.0 Robert Hyatt 09:48:54 04/11/02
        • Re: Schach 3.0 Tom Kerrigan 10:45:38 04/11/02
          • Re: Schach 3.0 Robert Hyatt 11:22:15 04/11/02
• Re: Schach 3.0 Vincent Diepeveen 07:57:11 04/09/02

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