Author: Keith Evans
Date: 10:44:03 04/09/02
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On April 09, 2002 at 10:01:10, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On April 08, 2002 at 23:58:40, Keith Evans wrote: > >>So how many more of these tables are there...? > >That's a good question. But first, a more important question... what would >be the _best_ way to do this in hardware? IE lookup tables are the best way >(so far) for software... But for hardware things would probably be >different. IE it would be possible to rotate the bitboards in hardware >rather than storing them already rotated... This probably needs some thought >as it is not always the best idea to take a software algorithm and stuff it into >hardware as-is... I guess that it would be only be interesting if you could rotate in a single cycle? The major problem that I have is that I don't understand what your functions are really doing, so I can't really think about the big picture. I could browse the Crafty source, but only after I file my taxes. (It's one of those - you owe the govt $$$ years. Hard to get motivated to finish!)
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