Author: Miguel A. Ballicora
Date: 07:57:40 04/12/02
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On April 12, 2002 at 09:30:45, Uri Blass wrote: >On April 12, 2002 at 09:14:22, Oren Avraham wrote: > >>I've gone through the archive to look for a simple idea >>but found non: >>Why every ply should i generate the pseudomoves all over again, when i can >>"recycle" the old ones in some way or another. > >You do not have to generate the pseudomoves all over again. >I believe that programmers are usually not very good programmers >so they choose to do it because recycling >the old ones without bugs is too hard for them or takes >too much time that they prefer to invest time in other things >because they may get only a small speed improvement from >recycling the old moves. That is actually what a good programmer would do, not a bad one. Regards, Miguel > >>If it is done somewhere: how ? (what are the 'thumb rules' to update the old >>moves...") >> >>10x (Thank Tou) in advance Oren. (p.s i'm an 18 years old IDIOT who makes a >>chess program in PROLOG...) > >I do not think that you are an idiot. >They are a lot of good ideas that are not used by the top >chess programs. > >This is the main reason that I also chose to make >a chess programs in C. > >My program also does not use today most of my ideas >but the problem for me is not thinking about good ideas but >explaining them to the computer. > >I believe that other programmers are better than me in this task >but I do not want to discuss about my ideas because I do not >like the idea that my program is going to lose >a possible advantage relative to other programs. > >Uri
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