Author: martin fierz
Date: 15:34:49 04/16/02
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hi eduard! >Genius6 experimentale = 151552 bytes >Shredder 3 for MCS = 151552 bytes > >Just(Exactly) so it is: the Engine has accurately the size of Shredder 3 for the >MCS (!), and each itself a little knows the way does not know that an Engine any >more this size auchNUR functions if one around a byte changes. > >If should, moreover, R. Long (which have constructed genius 32-bit Engine) and >SMK (Shredder 3 for MCS) by chance completely of each other, an Engine >accurately the same size has? this sounds like a big coincidence at first... but you can never quite rule it out. for example, the number above is 148*1024. = 17*4*1024. i'm not too sure about things here, but my checkers engine (just the dll) seems to always be a multiple of 4K (116K, 120K, 112K etc, depending on what exactly i do). so i guess compilers tend to produce executables which are multiples of 4K in size. if this is true (can anyone confirm?), then the coincidence is MUCH smaller. you would have to use a hex editor and check the two files against each other! aloha martin
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