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Subject: Peer to Peer Chess Analysis Question

Author: Rex

Date: 02:01:21 04/11/02

Lets say we had 16 computers on a chess server, much like ICC.  Each computer
represents 1 piece.  Each computer analysis for only its piece sending the
results back to a central computer that decides what move to make based on
evaluations received back from the 16 computers.

Of course a special program would be needed to accomplish this, with all 17
computers running it.  The central computer, the one deciding which move to
make, does not analyse, but rather "reads" a constant stream of data evaluations
from the 16 other computers.

Any ideas, comments?

• Re: Peer to Peer Chess Analysis Question Sune Fischer 04:09:48 04/11/02
• Re: Peer to Peer Chess Analysis Question Jouni Uski 02:58:35 04/11/02
  • Re: Peer to Peer Chess Analysis Question Daniel Clausen 03:22:11 04/11/02
    • Re: Peer to Peer Chess Analysis Question Torstein Hall 04:24:32 04/11/02
      • Re: Peer to Peer Chess Analysis Question bob o 05:33:56 04/11/02

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