Author: martin fierz
Date: 15:37:45 04/16/02
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On April 16, 2002 at 18:34:49, martin fierz wrote: >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 should of course have read 37*4K - but that doesnt change what i think about this :-)
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